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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Kresge Foundation Awards $800,000 to ULI Community Resiliency Program
ULI’s community resiliency program explores how issues related to climate change are affecting the real estate industry and reshaping urban growth patterns. Through the $800,000 grant from The Kresge Foundation, ULI will leverage the substantial expertise of its members to provide guidance on community building in a way that responds to inevitable climate change and sea level rise, and helps preserve the environment, boost economic prosperity, and foster a high quality of life. Learn more.
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New ULI Case Study: Community’s Health Amenities Pay Dividends
A master-planned community in Virginia is setting itself apart with its working farm and other health-oriented amenities. Read the new ULI Case Study.
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Strong Real Estate Fundamentals Seen for Asia in 2014
The generally positive outlook throughout the Asia Pacific region is highlighted by the re-emergence of Japan as a favored market, according to Emerging Trends in Real Estate Asia Pacific 2014, co-published by PwC and ULI. The top investment market for 2014 is Tokyo, which ranked second for development prospects. Read the report.
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Last Chance to Enter: Form a Team
The Hines Student Urban Design Competition simulates the development process by challenging graduate students to tackle a real land use challenge in a U.S. city. The winning team takes home $50,000. Enter your team by Dec. 9.
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