WASHINGTON D.C. (November 9, 2020) – The Urban Land Institute (ULI) announced today the launch of the Curtis Infrastructure Initiative, a multi-year initiative to identify and promote infrastructure solutions to create equitable, resilient cities and…
New Urban Land Institute Report Explores Best Practices for Wildfire Resilience
WASHINGTON – A new report from the Urban Land Institute (ULI) highlights the devastating impact of wildfires on communities and how the real estate…
Urban Land Institute’s Greenprint Center Releases Report on Embodied Carbon
WASHINGTON – The Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) Greenprint Center for Building Performance has released a new report, Embodied Carbon in Buildings…
Final Four Announced for 2016 Hines Student Competition
Four university teams—including two from Harvard University, one from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and one from the University of Miami—have been selected as the finalists for the 14th annual Urban Land Institute Hines Student Competition, an ideas…
Urban Land Institute to Advise Communities of Loveland, Fort Collins and Estes Park on Developing Strategies for Riverfront Resiliency
A group of nationally renowned land use, property development and urban planning experts has been convened by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) to make recommendations to the communities of Loveland, Fort Collins and Estes Park on improving the resiliency of…
After Sandy: A New ULI Report Looks at Mitigating Climate Change Through Land Use
The reality of climate change will forever change community building, with planning and development decisions increasingly based on strengthening community resilience through what is built, and where and how it is built, according to a new report released…
ULI Statement on President Obama’s Climate Action Plan
Below is a statement from Urban Land Institute (ULI) Chief Executive Officer Patrick L. Phillips regarding President Obama’s Climate Action Plan, which the president outlined during a June 25 speech at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. ULI (www.uli.org)…
Singapore and Hong Kong Collaborate on Making Cities More Liveable
High-density cities and liveability need not be at odds. After conducting a study in 2011 on sustainable development in Hong Kong, the Urban Land Institute, a non-profit research group, teamed-up with the Centre for Liveable Cities in Singapore to study high-density…
Climate Change and Coastal Land Use: A Game Changer for the Business of City Building
The impact of climate change will play a greater role in shaping coastal development in the years ahead, influencing decisions on what is built and rebuilt, where and how it is built, and how it is insured and financed, according to insurance and real estate…
Climate Change and Coastal Land Use: A Game Changer for the Business of City Building
The impact of climate change will play a greater role in shaping coastal development in the years ahead, influencing decisions on what is built and rebuilt, where and how it is built, and how it is insured and financed, according to insurance and real estate…
