The recent launch of CoStar France allows for building-level analysis of three of the world’s key gateway cities for the first time.
ULI Europe Launches New Framework and Report to Measure Social Impact Across Residential Real Estate
New guidance urges common standards for measuring social impact across the residential lifecycle and provides a practical framework for investors, developers, housing associations, asset managers, planners and policymakers.
Economists expect roughly 2 percent GDP growth, but further property repricing could wipe out projected real estate returns. Senior housing offers a stronger outlook as demand outpaces new supply.
Industry Voices
An interactive exhibit at the ULI Fall Meeting invites members to share their perspectives as the institute begins its 90th-anniversary celebration.
As cities look for new ways to reconnect neighborhoods and create public space, the Underline offers a model for reimagining the infrastructure that these places already have.
Projects in Suzhou, Manila, and Hong Kong show how public spaces can reconnect cities to harbors, rivers, and the like to generate new economic and civic activity.
Corporate and foundation philanthropy is expanding ULI’s ability to test ideas, build local capacity, and scale successful programs.
ULI’s new executive vice president of People and Culture discusses why inclusion starts with access—and how broader participation, diverse perspectives, and access to capital can drive better decisions across the real estate industry.
The 2026 ULI Prize for Visionaries in Urban Development laureate has spent her career turning the ideals of equity, access, and belonging into practical tools for shaping cities.
Capital Markets
Economists expect roughly 2 percent GDP growth, but further property repricing could wipe out projected real estate returns. Senior housing offers a stronger outlook as demand outpaces new supply.
Emerging Trends in Real Estate® 2027 highlights key trends shaping real estate opportunities in the coming year.
As new supply wanes, investors prepare for stronger multifamily fundamentals.
South Florida Spotlight
As investment flows into Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties, regional leaders are working across county lines to expand mobility, housing, and economic opportunity.
The developer makes the case for moving from growth to placemaking—with housing, transit, infrastructure, and quality of life informing what comes next.
A deadly condo collapse in 2021 has changed the residential landscape of South Florida with rigorous inspections of older buildings, condo associations struggling to pay for repairs, and investors finding new potential in well-located properties.
State-based incentives and the permanent Opportunity Zone program could create new ways to finance workforce housing—and South Florida may be an early testing ground
Five strategies for using existing buildings to create vibrant cultural districts—and make the economics work.
The former Miami Beach mayor looks back at the revitalization of South Beach, the rise of a global real estate market, and the challenges now facing the region.
Urban Land Contributors
