Urban Land Institute
Stuart Scott, JLL’s Founding CEO, Dies at 80
During a career that spanned half a century, the executive was instrumental in the creation of the global services firm. He was also a noted philanthropist whose beneficiaries included his alma mater, Hamilton College.
Climate Change as a Real Estate Investment Risk Factor
The report from ULI and Heitman predicts that assessing a property’s exposure will become institutionalized and suggests next steps for raising awareness.
How to Make Your Property a Place
Placemakers combine location, culture and a community structure to create occupant-centered assets.
2018 ULI Fall Meeting Coverage
Innovation, impact and inclusion were common themes at the organization’s annual conference, where tours, presentations and discussions brought together real estate decision-makers in Boston.
Southern Cities Shine in ULI-PwC Emerging Trends Report
On the publication’s 40th anniversary, panelists discussed indicators of unprecedented change and identified new markets to watch at the ULI Fall Meeting in Boston.
Building Toward a Common Good
At the Urban Land Institute’s annual conference, seasoned developers exchanged stories of challenges they have overcome in creating economic value and public benefit.
ULI’s New Global CEO Discusses Outreach, Innovation
Ahead of the organization’s fall conference this week, industry veteran Ed Walter details his plans to strengthen member engagement and community impact in a candid podcast interview.
ULI Forecasts Strong Outlook for CRE Through 2020
Average vacancy rates and rental rate growth, despite a few minute fluctuations here and there, will remain positive for all major sectors.
Industrial to Remain the ‘Asset Du Jour’
Demand among investors and developers for industrial product shows no signs of slowing down, Avison Young Senior Vice President Eric Swanson notes in an interview with CPE at the 2018 ULI Spring Meeting.
How to Spot a Successful Downtown for Investment
As primary markets overheat, more risk-adverse small balance investors are seeking secondary and tertiary markets to place capital. But how can you discern which areas will prosper?