Research, Networking, Insight, Analysis
The ULI Center for Capital Markets and Real Estate was founded in 2009 with a mission to promote understanding of the real estate capital markets and provide leadership in fostering a healthy and productive real estate capital markets sector. ULI currently is engaged in real estate finance and capital market activities and programs across the organization, and the Center is integrally involved in developing, guiding, and/or showcasing both ongoing and new programs.
The Center’s current focus is on tracking, analyzing, and exploring real estate investment trends globally. The Center pursues this via publications and events on emerging trends in real estate around the world, through conferences and forums on capital market and investment issues, through data gathering and analysis via barometer and forecast publications, and through articles and interviews in Urban Land magazine. These efforts provide timely information to members and the broader real estate community, create opportunities for members to learn and make important connections, and generally contribute to improved professionalism and better understanding among participants in the real estate finance and investment community.
Working with partners, sponsors, and supporters, the Center will vigorously pursue these activities to ensure that it is both a significant contributor to ULI’s mission and financial stability, and will continue as a respected national thought-leader on capital markets and real estate.
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Features
ULI Real Estate Business Barometer — April 2013
Total commercial property transactions jumped after last month’s drop; multifamily transactions vaulted even as all other sectors declined.…
Emerging Trends in Real Estate® 2013 Europe
German cities dominate the investment prospects for Europe’s commercial real estate sector as investors continue to favour safe…
Emerging Trends in Real Estate® 2013 Asia Pacific
Real estate investor sentiment in the Asia Pacific property sector remains relatively positive, despite continuing global economic uncertainty,…
