🇮🇳ULI Global Study Tour | India 17-19 February 2025 Bangalore is attracting international investment and talent as the 'Silicon Valley' of India and this February, as part of its Global Study Tour, ULI is inviting members to take a tour of Apple’s new office in the city, plus Amazon’s largest logistics facility in India and more landmark real estate developments in both Mumbai and Bangalore. The immersive Study Tour will also offer members: 1️⃣ A gateway into this challenging market 2️⃣ The tools and knowledge needed to access one of the world's most dynamic real estate markets. 3️⃣ Valuable opportunities to network and connect with key players in India's urban development scene as well as local regulators. 4️⃣ The Study Tour will culminate with the 2025 Annual ULI India Conference in Mumbai, offering members a fully comprehensive exploration of the market. For more information see: https://lnkd.in/eKJnaF3U Alan Beebe | Amit Diwan | Rohan Sikri | Yusnita Baharuddin | Manasvini Hariharan | Gemma Haimes | Zoé Auclair-Boissonnat | Priscilla T.| Stephanie Ng | May Chow | Ketna Mistry Mélanie Charpentier Alexandra Rybak Meredith Struewing #ULIGlobalTour #IndiaRealEstate #BangaloreInvestment #MumbaiDevelopment #RealEstateTour #IndiaConference #RealEstateNetworking
ULI Asia Pacific
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ULI’s mission is to shape the future of the built environment for transformative impact in communities worldwide.
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ULI, the Urban Land Institute, is a nonprofit research and education organisation supported by its members. Founded in 1936, we now have over 45,000 members worldwide, representing the entire spectrum of land use and real estate development disciplines working in private enterprise and public service. A multidisciplinary real estate forum, ULI facilitates an open exchange of ideas, information, and experience among industry leaders and policy makers dedicated to creating better places. Members say we provide information they can trust, and that ULI is a place where leaders come to grow professionally and personally through sharing, mentoring, and problem solving. With pride, ULI members commit to the best in land use policy and practice. Across Asia Pacific, ULI has about 2,600 members, with a particularly strong presence in Australia, China Mainland, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Philippines and Singapore.
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🚀Elevate Your Leadership with the ULI Health Leaders Network!🚀 We're seeking the next dynamic cohort to join our vibrant cross-sector network of land use professionals. The ULI Health Leaders Network offers a unique blend of in-person and virtual learning opportunities designed to advance leadership skills and foster knowledge exchange on health and social equity in the built environment. Cohort 8 in-person forums will be held in Miami, Florida and Hong Kong, providing invaluable networking and learning experiences. With over 250 program alumni and a reach that spans ULI’s three regions and a diverse range of land use professionals, this network is your gateway to impactful leadership. Interested in becoming part of this transformative program? Explore eligibility requirements at uli.org/healthleaders and submit your application by Monday, November 18th. Let’s shape the future of health and social equity together! 🌍✨ ULI Australia ULI China Mainland ULI Hong Kong ULI India ULI Japan ULI Philippines ULI Singapore ULI South Korea #ULIHealthLeaders #LeadershipDevelopment #UrbanPlanning #SocialEquity #HealthInTheBuiltEnvironment
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Calling all #FallMeeting attendees! 📣 Our leaders Alan Beebe, May Chow, Stephanie Ng, and Zoé Auclair-Boissonnat are at the Fall Meeting in Las Vegas, soaking in the inspiring insights from Simon Sinek and discussing the future of commercial real estate with our members and community. What opportunities do you see in Asia Pacific? What aspects of Asian culture or collaboration resonate most with you? We’re eager to connect and learn from each other’s experiences. Check out the highlights from Day 1 below. 👇 #ULIFallMeeting #AsiaPacific #Collaboration #CulturalInsights
Our #FallMeeting kicked off in Las Vegas with powerful insights from Simon Sinek and ULI leaders! Simon reminded us that culture = values + behavior, urging us to focus on our ‘why’ to spark passion in everything we do. We also welcomed ULI’s new Global CEO Angela Cain to the stage, along with Global Chair Diane J. Hoskins, FAIA, NCARB, ULI Nevada Chair Debra March, and Managing Partner at Archere Investment Management Lynn King-Tolliver. Together, they highlighted ULI’s commitment to learning from each other and building a better future. 🌆 They emphasized how hospitality and entertainment are powerful economic engines, with Las Vegas as the perfect place to see this in action! View the full week's schedule here: https://lnkd.in/ePTBfUa What aspects of culture or collaboration resonate most with you? Share your thoughts in the comments below.👇 Photos: Mona Shield Payne
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🌟Meet the ULI Asia Pacific Executive Committee🌟 I’m excited to introduce Tim Wang as our new Vice Chair for the ULI Asia Pacific Executive Committee. Tim will work with Chair Scott Dunn, Senior Advisor Raymond Chow and me to deepen ULI's presence and impact across the Asia Pacific region. During the past year, I have worked closely with Tim to help ULI navigate the many unprecedented challenges our ULI China Mainland members are facing following the sharp downturn in China's real estate property sector, that will hopefully begin to recover after China's recent fiscal stimulus announcements. As Co-President of Logistics and Industrial Real Estate for 普洛斯中国 GLP China , Tim has been at the forefront of transformational changes in the logistics and industrial sectors in China. Tim brings over 30 years of market experience to ULI in the real estate industry, including leadership roles at Blackstone and, previously, Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Tim joins an exceptional group of ULI Asia Pacific Executive Committee members that include leaders from across the diverse industry sectors and markets ULI serves. Find out more at https://lnkd.in/gi4xXRYE. Never more timely, ULI China Mainland is hosting a discussion on China's economy and property market challenges prospects and challenges at the upcoming ULI China Conference on December 12th in Shanghai. Mark your calendar! Even our new Global CEO Angela Cain plans be there! #UrbanLandInstitute #ULIAsiaPacific #Leadership #Collaboration
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Seven impressive developments from around the world have been selected as winners of the 2024 ULI Global Awards for Excellence. This year’s winners include two from Asia Pacific, two from North America, and three from Europe. 🏆Congratulations to Nightingale Marrickville from Sydney and Nantou Ancient City from Shenzhen! ULI Australia ULI China Mainland ULI Hong Kong ULI India ULI Japan ULI Philippines ULI Singapore ULI South Korea
ULI’s Global Awards for Excellence highlight the best in real estate—whether it's office, residential, or mixed-use projects. This year’s jury includes leaders from top firms like Gensler, Arup, and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), celebrating innovation and excellence in development. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this prestigious program! Watch the full awards video here - https://lnkd.in/eaXR3m9A Learn more about the panel and how to apply for ULI’s 2025 Awards in your region here: uli.org/gae
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📈 As insurance premiums soar due to extreme weather events, inflation, and regulatory factors, commercial real estate owners are facing shrinking profits and increased risks. Urban Land Institute and Heitman's latest report, Insurance on the Rise: Climate Risk and Real Estate Investment Decisions, explores why costs are climbing and offers strategic solutions to secure affordable coverage as market conditions evolve. “Due to the dual pressure of rising insurance demand and climate change impacts, the APAC region's share of global insurance premiums has grown, and a significant rate increase is forecasted through 2027,” said Jenny Z., Director of ESG and Decarbonisation at ULI Asia Pacific. “It’s imperative for investors and managers to not only identify creative coverage opportunities but also manage physical climate risk strategically and build diverse portfolios that can attract affordable insurance policies and maintain profitability. 🔗 Dive into expert insights on managing rising insurance costs and reshaping your investment strategy on ULI’s Knowledge Finder. https://lnkd.in/e_YvrmuK #ULI #Report #Heitman #ClimateRisk #RealEstate
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Hong Kong needs to hustle & engage to remain at the top of the global city stage and build a future that is relevant to the 3 billion people in Asia / Asean. This recurring theme was highlighted at the ULI Hong Kong Annual Conference held on 23 October 2024, themed "Hong Kong on the Global Stage: Connecting the world, building our future." The event brought together key industry leaders to discuss the city's future and we had the privilege of the Honourable Bernard Charnwut Chan, GBM, GBS, JP – Chairman and President, Asia Financial Holdings Limited to really challenge the ULI Community to be the leaders that assist Hong Kong to rethink the cities future, Susheela Rivers chaired a panel with Don Taylor of Swire Properties, Edwin Chan of New World Development Company Limited, Michael Smith of Hongkong Land Limited, and Ricky Lui of Hysan Development Company Limited. They provided valuable insights on positioning real estate for the future, emphasizing experiential retail, health and wellness, and the integration of art and culture to keep city districts thriving. The conference also introduced a dynamic new format with intimate, tailored interactive sessions with a limited group discussing; Culture, Sports and Tourism, Investment and Doing Business, Sustainability and Society, Future Generations, and Hong Kong Business Expertise and Knowledge. Also great to be one of the first users of Swire's newest version of Two Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay and the Social Club 1880 Hong Kong. #Connect, #Inspire, #Lead. #ULIHongKong Jan L. Eli Konvitz Ariel S. Alan Beebe Priscilla T.
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How did Hong Kong become "Asia's World City"? Jonathan Cummings of Landor, Susheela Rivers of DLA Piper, Jeremy Sheldon of JLL and The British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, Eli Konvitz of ULI Hong Kong, discussed the genesis of Asia's World City at the ULI Hong Kong annual conference, its relevance to today and how it can be revitalised for the future. While challenges persist, Hong Kong remains an aspirational benchmark on the global stage. The "New Hong Kong" calls for substance and humility as we strive to maintain our position alongside the world’s leading cities. Let’s keep moving forward, thinking bigger, and harnessing the power of our talent and belief. From challenges to opportunities, the journey continues! Jan L. Yvonne Lui Alan Beebe Gemma Haimes Priscilla T. Ariel Shtarkman #ULIHongKong #AnnualConference #HongKongBrand
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Retail figures in Hong Kong have rebounded after reaching historic lows in 2020, yet consumer behaviour of both residents and tourists has shifted dramatically, and vacancy rates across the city have soared. Sarah Cooper of BofA Securities kicked off a lively debate at the ULI Hong Kong annual conference with Andrew Moore of Schroders Capital and Tom Andrews of Henderson Land Development Company Limited jousting with Phil Kim of JERDE and Aamir Sakhia on the future of the retail industry in Hong Kong. Despite the headwinds, top luxury brands still have some of their best performing stores, globally, in Hong Kong, and many are continuing to expand their bricks and mortar presence in the city. But for the industry as a whole to survive and thrive, there needs to be collective action to draw in tourists seeking a more diverse and cultural experience, in terms of independent F&B and retail. Tokyo was called as an example to look to. Looking beyond the luxury market, developers should look to satisfy mainstream market demand, as well as focus on the value of experiential retail and placemaking. The industry should anticipate a seismic shift – and there’s an awful lot for developers to do. Jan L. Yvonne Lui Alan Beebe Gemma Haimes Priscilla T. Eli Konvitz Ariel S. #ULIHongKong #AnnualConference #CollectiveAction #WhatsNext
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Chair of ULI Hong Kong, Susheela Rivers chaired a panel of the city's most prolific developers: Swire Properties Don Taylor, New World Development Company Limited Edwin Chan, Hongkong Land Limited Michael Smith and Hysan Development Company Limited Ricky Lui to discuss their visions for Hong Kong, a city that many lament has perhaps lost some of its ‘buzz’. Hong Kong, a city with a unique heritage, needs to be a ‘monocle of Asia’, a destination for all. From the developers’ perspective, experiential retail is essential to keep the city districts thriving, with demand particularly in the city centre. The provision of health and wellness and the integration of art and culture as part of a public realm strategy, can help to extend the operating cycle of these newer areas, breathing life into them outside of working hours. Hong Kong has experienced many waves of change but it is this contrast and diversity that forms its beauty. #FutureCities #VisionfortheFuture #ExperientialRetail #ULIHongKong #AnnualConference Jan L. Yvonne Lui Eli Konvitz Ariel Shtarkman Alan Beebe Gemma Haimes Priscilla T.
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