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Europe is a divided continent in many ways. While markets like Spain, Portugal, and Croatia are experiencing a surge in visitors, France, Belgium, and Turkey face a tourism crisis. Performance varies from country to country.

The U.S. property market landscape in 2017 will be characterized by continued strong fundamentals, increased investment flows, and high transaction volume, while the broader U.S. economy should continue to grow moderately and add jobs.

The latest issue of the magazine is now available for download through the Urban Landapp. The cover package for this issue is titled “Safe and Welcoming: The challenge facing developers of public places.”

ULI Europe has undertaken a broad effort to investigate the issue of densification and how European cities can densify in ways that keep the focus on people and create livable, vibrant, and thriving places.

ULI Hong Kong is continuing work on identifying solutions to the region’s housing crisis. A forum in September highlighted the need for the government’s continued involvement and innovation from the private sector.

ULI NEXT Global cultivates leaders among generation X, the next demographic group that will take over top positions within ULI and real estate after baby boomers retire.

A new report from ULI Washington finds that the majority of millennials living in the District of Columbia and the adjacent suburbs of Maryland and Virginia are satisfied with their current housing, neighborhoods, and transportation alternatives, but many are uncertain about their ability to afford city living as they age and their lifestyles change.

At its essence, retrofitting suburbs is about transforming strip malls, sprawling subdivisions, big-box stores, and all the other spaces that Ellen Dunham-Jones calls “prototypical suburban property types” into more livable and sustainable places.“[The suburbs] were wonderful places when they were being built, and they helped a lot of generations of families achieve terrific quality of life,” Dunham-Jones told ULI members gathered for the inaugural ULI Toronto Emerging Trends and City Building Fall Symposium, held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

Among the firms highlighted in ULI’s recent report “Women in Leadership in the Real Estate and Land Use Industry” for their exemplary records in promoting women, Gensler stands out for the sheer size and global nature of its workforce.

Experts from a recent webinar hosted by the ULI Greenprint Center for Building Performance recently shared insights on the opportunities to improve asset values and the risks inherent in the commercial and industrial market for solar energy.