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ULI has launched a first-of-its-kind central resource cataloging innovative parking policy reforms intended to promote more efficient use of land and creation of healthier neighborhoods.

The Master of Real Estate Development + Urbanism is an immersive one-year interdisciplinary graduate program that blends the fundamentals of real estate development with livable community design. The curriculum draws on the strengths of the University of Miami’s Schools of Architecture, Business, Engineering, and Law combining coursework and case study projects in real estate development, finance, market analysis, construction, architecture, urban design, law and entrepreneurship. The MRED+U faculty includes distinguished academic leaders and seasoned real estate professionals. The curriculum is relentlessly updated keeping pace with the fast-moving trends and opportunities in every real estate sector including property tech, where multiple alumni have launched successful innovative firms.

Seasoned executive shares passion for the built environment

Beyond Seattle there is much to explore around the Puget Sound and the Pacific Northwest, and the Spring Meeting provides a great opportunity to delve into a few of the region’s smaller but fascinating markets.

We are long past the point of discussing how technology has interrupted our lives and changed our perspective of the world. We are now in the post-disruption era, and in many sectors including retail, a new normal is emerging. At the same time, we are finally at a place where we can connect the dots to understand how retail is evolving—more efficient through technology and more engagement-focused through experience. The biggest idea driving the newest and most successful retail strategies is wrapped around how we value things—especially time.

A Q&A with Richard Meier, chair of the ULI UK residential council on purpose-built rental housing in the UK and a new guide for UK developers and investors to learn more about this asset class.

ULI MEMBER–ONLY CONTENT: Despite the challenges facing the retail sector in 2020, South Florida’s Aventura Mall has continued to reinvent itself as a retail destination.

Although Pottstown, Pennsylvania, is not well known beyond its region, the ULI Advisory Services program is no stranger to this community, which was founded in 1752.

The ULI Net Zero Imperative (NZI) is ULI’s multiyear initiative to accelerate decarbonization in the built environment and advance the organization’s net zero mission priority. Implemented by the ULI Lewis Center for Sustainability in Real Estate, key programs include Technical Assistance Panels (TAPs), which are intense three-day engagements during which a panel of ULI member experts and partners help clients or sponsors, often local governments, think through strategies for advancing their net zero goals.

ULI MEMBER–ONLY CONTENT: After a pair of hurricanes pummeled the Virgin Islands’ aging public housing in 2017, a public/private partnership used advice from ULI panels to develop a resilient, sustainable replacement.