Urban Land Institute: What issues most worry real estate leaders in 2014?
Plenty of good news came from the Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2014 report unveiled by the Urban Land Institute at its fall conference here…
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Urban Land Institute’s Emerging Trends report: The future looks bright for commercial real estate
If the financial recovery was a baseball game, we'd be in inning four or five. That's good, but it's not as good as being in…
Jones Lang LaSalle: Millennials changing commercial real estate
It's not all about the Millennials -- of, if you prefer, Generation Y -- but there's no denying that these young adults are changing the…
The long history between Urban Land Insitute and Chicago
In honor of the Urban Land Institute holding its fall conference in Chicago for the first time since 2000, here's a bit of early history,…
Urban Land Institute fall conference returns to Chicago
The Urban Land Institute is in the middle of its fall conference, which happens to be set this year in Chicago. That's an honor and…
What to do with that piece of land? The Urban Land Institute’s TAP panels can help
Dorsett Road is a busy one as it cuts through the city of Maryland Heights in Missouri. One end of the road is filled with…
Urban Land Institute, E&Y report: Expect commercial property transaction volume to soar by 2016
The most experienced real estate industry minds are saying good things about commercial real estate today.
Will streetcars provide another boost to downtown Detroit?
The Urban Land Institute last year released a report that confirmed what many developers already know: Demand will increase for smaller homes located in urban…
Thornton Tomasetti’s Metropolitan Tower project recieves 2014 Urban Land Institute Vision Award
Thornton Tomasetti has been recognized by the Urban Land Institute with a 2014 Vision Award in the historic redevelopment category for its work on Metropolitan…
Despite the hype for downtowns, United States remains a mostly suburban country
The urban centers of cities are getting most of the press today, with countless stories focusing on the growing number of people -- young and…