ULI South Korea Annual Conference 2024

By 2025, the demographic landscape is poised to dramatically shift, with seniors aged 65 and above projected to comprise over 20% of the total population, entering an era of a super-aged society. This significant change is steering the real estate sector to not only address the surging demand for senior housing facilities but also to explore the burgeoning opportunities within the innovative senior living market.

The 2024 ULI South Korea Annual Conference aims to lead these trends and changes by inviting esteemed experts in the field of senior housing from both domestic and international arenas to share global insights and foster discussion on Korea senior housing development and challenging issues.

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ULI Mexico Young Leaders Exchange 2024

Get ready for an international experience like no other, as we bring together ULI members from the Americas to explore and learn about the dynamic world of real estate in Mexico.

Join us for three action-packed days filled with immersive tours, engaging discussions, and networking opportunities with industry leaders and fellow young professionals.

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ULI New York: Creating The Roadmap

Access To Capital

Despite recent initiatives, access to capital remains the biggest challenge for women and BIPOC developers. The latest pushback against diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts has only raised additional concerns and questions. When discussing the inequity that continues to plague the real estate industry, the most commonly cited roadblocks are limited balance sheets, short track records, and lack of wealthy, influential connections.

Please join ULI for a special event featuring industry leaders and other major stakeholders as they candidly address these and other historic barriers, discuss how to access the capital markets, share best practices for capital raising, and impart what changes are needed to further expand the access to capital for women and BIPOC developers.

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ULI Austria – urban timber construction opportunities and risks

We are extremely pleased to announce our next event “Wooden construction in the city: opportunities and challenges from 3 different perspectives”. This special meeting will take place on June 20, 2024 in the exclusive premises of UBM Development and offers insights into the world of urban timber construction from three different perspectives: the developers, the architecture and the construction companies.

We are proud to be supported by UBM Development, whose commitment to sustainable construction projects is unparalleled. We look forward to a program that is not only informative but also inspiring, followed by an opportunity for exchange and networking in a pleasant atmosphere.

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ULI Australia Webinar: What’s Next? From Net Zero to Real Zero

The key to the green energy transition: How owners and operators of commercial property can unlock a greater impact for people and planet.The built environment contributes nearly 40% of the annual global CO2 emissions.

There is a growing understanding that electrification and renewables growth are changing the way buildings consume energy, unlocking opportunities to reduce cost and carbon simultaneously, while even creating opportunities for new revenue streams.

Join Nicolette Maury and Ian Lieblich as they explore the role that buildings will play in transitioning our energy grid and gain valuable insights into techniques and technologies that can make any building a green building today.

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EXPLORING FREDERICK COUNTY

THE LATEST GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES AND INITIATIVES IN LIFE SCIENCES, DATA CENTERS, INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL AND MORE

Frederick County continues to gain interest and attention from many investors, developers, residents and businesses. With many development and economic projects including data centers, life sciences, industrial and tourism, the region is working toward a bright future for all. Join us as we discuss the latest initiatives, economic development plans, hottest asset classes, popular neighborhoods and more!

  • What specific factors contribute to the attractiveness of this area for development, businesses, tenants and other investment opportunities? What asset classes is the county focused on growing?
  • Bringing in $516 million, tourism has been a huge economic driver for the county. What plans are there to continue the growth of tourism in terms of development, partnerships and other initiatives?
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ULI Denmark Young Leaders Breakfast

Learn with Solveig Rannje

ULI Denmark Young Leaders will host Breakfast and Learn events throughout the year to bring industry leaders and experts together with ULI Young Leaders in an exclusive and interactive morning session. Please note that these events have limited capacity and shall be held in Danish.

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ULI San Francisco: June Member Happy Hour in Sausalito

Are you a new member of ULI San Francisco who wants to learn how to get more involved or a non-member who is interested in joining? Or are you an existing member who wants to get engaged or meet other people in the real estate and land use industry? Members and non-members alike are welcome to join ULI SF for an in-person hosted happy hour on Thursday, June 20th in Sausalito!

This is a great opportunity for North Bay land use and real estate professionals to connect with one another, but for those coming from San Francisco we will have a group meeting at the Ferry Building to take the 4:20 ferry to Sausalito.

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ULI San Francisco Innovating Berkeley

R&D Walking Tour

Join ULI SF for a tour of two pioneering research and development (R&D) projects in Berkeley. This walking tour will delve into the growing demand for R&D space in Berkeley, highlighting how long-range city planning and world-class UC Berkeley innovation efforts have facilitated the demand for this product type.

Come experience the intricate journey of these projects, from initial conception through entitlement, financing, and construction, as narrated by their sponsors. Learn how these state-of-the-art facilities are not just responding to current space needs but are also shaping the future of tech and research in Berkeley and the broader East Bay. Thank you to the East Bay Programs Committee for organizing this event!

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ULI San Francisco YLG Ventures in the Vineyard

Ventures in the Vineyards, an annual event hosted by the ULI SF’s Young Leaders Group (YLG) (members under the age of 35), in which 45 of our YLG members visit Sonoma/Napa wine country to learn about current topics related to the local real estate and land use industry, with a particular focus on charitable causes that support the recovery of the community from recent events. In addition to spreading awareness, we patronize local businesses affected by the events and make a charitable donation raised from fundraising efforts by the YLG Steering Committee.

This year, we are proud to partner again with Community Action Partnership (CAP) of Sonoma County, a Santa Rosa-based non-profit organization focused on economic and social aid for low-income families and individuals in the community

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