Spotlight on ULI Los Angeles–In the hopes of catalyzing new long-term actions to reduce homelessness, our team in LA has developed a 7-pillar primer to frame what contributes to approximately 60,000 people being unhoused in Los Angeles County. These pillars are prisms through which policies and programs can be assessed, especially as our team works collaboratively to implement holistic housing solutions for the area. To explore the pillars, read the report here: https://bit.ly/40clxcF
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“Through new partnerships, we’ll define real estate’s role in addressing homelessness and mobilize members to accelerate the delivery of affordable housing with supportive services, aiming to end homelessness.” In honor of #WorldHomelessDay, we spoke with William Zeh Herbig, AICP, Senior Director of ULI’s Homeless to Housed Initiative at the Terwilliger Center for Housing about our commitment to transform awareness around homelessness into meaningful action by connecting members with service providers and housing experts. Together, we strive to ensure everyone has a safe place to call home. Join us at the Homeless to Housed Symposium during the ULI 2024 Fall Meeting in Las Vegas to explore opportunities for “creating a new marketplace” for deeply affordable housing for individuals with extremely low or no income. Visit uli.org/homelessness to learn more about our H2H initiatives. #HomelessnessIsSolvable #WorldHomelessnessWeek #ULI #ULIFallMeeting
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Urban Land Institute is proud to celebrate ENERGY STAR Day and help all Americans save today, save tomorrow and save for good. Find all available incentives on ENERGY STAR certified products at https://lnkd.in/gVp5R3u #EnergyEfficiency #Sustainable #ULI #CleanEnergy Marta Schantz Kara Kokernak
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How can American downtowns thrive in the post-pandemic world? ULI has partnered with several cities across the U.S. to rethink single-use office districts, focusing on placemaking, diverse space usage, and creative redevelopment. Learn how these cities are re-envisioning their futures for long-term resilience here: https://bit.ly/481Q1SE ULI Chicago ULI Michigan ULI Minnesota Urban Land Institute Pittsburgh ULI Sacramento ULI San Francisco ULI St. Louis Sibley Fleming Brett Widness Kelly Annis
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🛫 Over the past 20 years, India's airports have undergone an extraordinary transformation, paralleling the country’s economic growth, with GDP quadrupling to nearly $4 trillion. This rapid expansion is setting new global benchmarks in airport design, from adopting green energy and eco-friendly drainage systems to using advanced materials that cut cement consumption by 20%. Recent developments focus on low-maintenance, sustainable terminals that celebrate India’s rich ecological diversity through vibrant gardens and natural elements. Travelers now enjoy stylish, thoughtfully designed spaces far beyond the typical anonymous terminals seen worldwide. Explore the artistry and innovation behind India’s airport evolution in the latest edition of Urban Land Magazine here: https://bit.ly/47SG0Xw #ULI Sibley Fleming Brett Widness Bennett Voyles
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Are you passionate about health, real estate, and land use? Join ULI's Health Leaders Network and connect with a vibrant, cross-sector community! This program offers an opportunity to meet and connect with like-minded professionals in Miami and Hong Kong, along with unique learning opportunities to advance your leadership skills in health and social equity. 🔗 Learn more about eligibility requirements and how to apply here: uli.org/healthleaders #ULI #health #networking #leadership #socialequity Beth Nilsson Victoria Oestreich
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As we celebrate #NationalHispanicHeritageMonth, we're proud to highlight Alfonso Munk, Chief Investment Officer for Hines Hines Americas. With over 20 years of diverse real estate investing experience across the U.S., Europe, and Latin America, Alfonso has played a key role in developing investment strategies aligned with the firm’s global vision since joining Hines in 2019. A strong advocate for education and diversity, he supports future leaders through philanthropic efforts and serves on the Advisory Boards at Cornell University and the University of Miami. He is also actively involved with the Urban Land Institute as a Governing Trustee and in various councils. Discover more compelling stories like Alfonso's here: https://bit.ly/4eqRdkN #NHHM #DEI #HispanicHeritageMonth #ULI #urbanplanning #urbandevelopment
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Join us at #ULIFall Meeting and experience a special performance by Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Jewel! Hear her inspiring story of resilience, from her Alaskan homestead roots to becoming an acclaimed artist and mental health advocate. Don’t miss this unforgettable event—register now at https://lnkd.in/erh2e_c2!
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“The affordable housing crisis is a persistent issue in the U.S., stifling economic growth, limiting household wealth, and contributing to inflation—which could keep Fed interest rates higher than pre-pandemic levels.” New data reveals that pending home sales have hit their lowest point since the Great Financial Crisis. We spoke with housing and financial experts to get their insights on the crisis and its potential ripple effects over the next 12 to 24 months. 🏘️ Explore their analysis in Urban Land Magazine 🔗: https://bit.ly/3Y1rJ7G #ULI #urbandevelopment #housing #affordablehousing #affordablehousingcrisis Sibley Fleming Beth Mattson-Teig Brett Widness
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As we enter hurricane season, it's crucial to highlight how coastal cities can protect themselves from future disasters. New York City has weathered its share of storms, with Hurricane Sandy serving as a wake-up call. In 2012, it flooded 17% of the city, claiming 44 lives and causing $19 billion in damages in total. With 520 miles of coastline, the threat of sea level rise and storm surges looms large. In response, projects like the Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency (LMCR) and East Side Coastal Resiliency (ESCR) are transforming how the city protects itself. From innovative flood barriers to elevated parks and green infrastructure, these initiatives aim to safeguard neighborhoods and keep vital urban hubs thriving. Interested in learning more about NYC's efforts toward a resilient future? Dive into the full report and explore these critical initiatives here: uli.org/surge #NYC #Manhattan #NewYorkCity #CoastalResiliency Augie Williams-Eynon Lindsay Brugger, AIA, CPHC
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