The New California Dream: How Demographic and Economic Changes May Shape the Housing Market, authored by ULI member and urban planner Arthur C. Nelson, director of the Metropolitan Research Center at the University of Utah, analyzes housing demand in the state through 2035. …Continue Reading
Exploring the influence of anchor institutions on city building. …Continue Reading
Infrastructure 2011 assesses the state of infrastructure in the United States and around the world, examines what the next few years are likely to hold, and provides recommendations for moving forward on the infrastructure investments and strategies …Continue Reading
Resilient Cities is based on the conclusions of a workshop sponsored by the ULI Urban Investment Network, an initiative of the Institute’s operations in Europe. It looks at the principles of resilient cities as well as the issues and solutions related to building resilience in European cities. According to the report, resilience should be a main goal for all cities, since international institutions and the private sector are attracted to cities that are better prepared to handle uncertain times….Continue Reading
ULI Infrastructure Initiative releases a report analyzing land use patterns in relation to climate change….Continue Reading
Maureen testified May 20, 2010 regarding security requirements for federal buildings. …Continue Reading
In 2010, generation Y surpassed the baby boomers to become America’s largest generation. Over the next 20 years, this 77.4 million–member group will continue to grow as immigrant counterparts arrive in the United States….Continue Reading
ULI’s Infrastructure Initiative and the Florida District Councils release a regional plan for mobility, sustainability, and economic health….Continue Reading
The housing markets in the United States are at an inflection point. As the economy recovers from its current turmoil, markets will stabilize, but the old “normal” will not return….Continue Reading
This report is a collection of commentaries from ULI’s five senior resident fellows. …Continue Reading