ULI, the Urban Land Institute, is a nonprofit research and education organisation supported by its members. Founded in 1936, we now have over 40,000 members worldwide, representing the entire spectrum of land use and real estate development disciplines working in private enterprise and public service. A multidisciplinary real estate forum, ULI facilitates an open exchange of ideas, information, and experience among industry leaders and policy makers dedicated to creating better places. Members say we provide information they can trust, and that ULI is a place where leaders come to grow professionally and personally through sharing, mentoring, and problem solving. With pride, ULI members commit to the best in land use policy and practice. ULI has been active in Europe since the early 1990s and today we have over 4,000 members in the region. We have a particularly strong presence in the major European real estate markets of the UK, Germany, France and the Netherlands but are also active in emerging markets such as Turkey and Poland.
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Breakfast with Lisette Van Doorn and Sascha Klaus for the ULI Young Leaders from all over Europe! Let’s meet on Oct 8th at 9am at our Berlin Hyp AG booth at EXPO REAL (Messe München). Registration required. We will be there on all three days - come by, let’s exchange! 🗓️ 07.-09. Oktober 📍B2.314, EXPO REAL, Munich #EXPOREAL2024 #OneWorldOneGoalOneTeam ULI Europe ULI Germany/Austria/Switzerland
We had an incredible time at the ULI Young Leaders Retreat last week! It was a wonderful opportunity for our Young Leaders to connect, learn, and share insights about the future of our industry while exploring the vibrant city of Stockholm. From engaging in discussions on urban development plans to examining how neuroscience can enhance peak performance. Each session sparked valuable conversations and provided actionable takeaways. We had the chance to visit groundbreaking projects around the city, including Slussen, Hästen 21 by Pembroke and Henning Larsen's Rummel Restaurant. Each site showcased how Stockholm is at the forefront of creating sustainable and resilient public spaces. A heartfelt thank you to our speakers and hosts Arne Allewaert, Bojan Ticic, Richard Lindqvist, Neal Scott Hollingsworth, Caroline Strand, Amy Brann, Henrie W. Koetter, Malte Leschewitz, Nicolas Bearelle, Stefan Andersson, Rosman Eva, Martina Wahlgren, Kristijan Jordanov, Ariana Maaß, Vlad Pent 🇺🇦 and Oumniya Bouhdoud for their expertise and inspiration, and to all participants for bringing such passion and enthusiasm. Special mention to AMAVI Capital for hosting the opening event and to Urban Partners and Nrep for sponsoring the Young Leaders Retreat 2024. We look forward to the next retreat!
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👉Letzte Woche hatten unsere Young Leaders die einmalige Gelegenheit, die Baustelle der neuen Unternehmenszentrale der Berlin Hyp AG zu besuchen und wertvolle Einblicke in die Zukunft des nachhaltigen Bauens zu gewinnen. Juergen Weise MRICS und Oliver Mehrholz von der Berlin Hyp AG führten unsere Young Leaders persönlich über die Baustelle und gewährten tiefe Einblicke in die Planung und Umsetzung dieses ambitionierten Projekts. Sie erläuterten die innovativen Ansätze, die in das Design und die Konstruktion eingeflossen sind, um #ökologische, #ökonomische und #soziale Aspekte in Einklang zu bringen. 👉 Mit über 155 Jahren Erfahrung in der gewerblichen Immobilienfinanzierung zählt die Berlin Hyp AG zu den führenden Banken in diesem Sektor. Die Bank setzt kontinuierlich neue Maßstäbe, insbesondere durch ihren klaren Fokus auf nachhaltige Entwicklungen in der Immobilienbranche. Als Pionier bei der Emission von grünen Anleihen engagiert sich die Berlin Hyp dafür, ein Gebäude zu errichten, das höchsten Anforderungen an Energieeffizienz erreicht. Die angestrebten und zum Teil bereits erreichten #DGNB-Zertifizierungen unterstreichen den hohen Qualitätsanspruch, den die Bank an dieses Projekt stellt. 👉 Ein herzliches Dankeschön geht an die Berlin Hyp AG für diese außergewöhnliche Gelegenheit sowie an Sissi Gödde und Ariana Maaß für die hervorragende Organisation des Events. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Sie möchten an solchen exklusiven Events teilnehmen und Ihr Wissen sowie Ihr Netzwerk erweitern? ➡ Erfahren Sie mehr über eine ULI-Mitgliedschaft hier: https://lnkd.in/e5XzrW_n ➡ Folgen Sie uns auf ULI Germany/Austria/Switzerland & ➡ Abonnieren Sie unseren Newsletter um stets über unsere Veranstaltungen informiert zu sein: https://lnkd.in/dxQ_8nPc
We are delighted to welcome our newest corporate partners based in ULI Spain; ALMAR CONSULTING and Inmobiliaria Colonial. A warm welcome from all of us at ULI Europe and ULI Spain, we are looking forward to collaborating with you. For more information about how to become a corporate partner and the benefits you will receive contact [email protected] or visit https://lnkd.in/ehdjTyH7
Our Young Leaders were warmly welcomed in Stockholm with inspiring talks from Bojan Ticic of CBRE on Sweden's real estate market outlook, Arne Allewaert, and Richard Lindqvist on why Sweden is important for the future of the built world, closing with Caroline Strand, who highlighted community-driven urban development in Stockholm. With Vlad Pent moderating the session. A special thanks to AMAVI Capital for hosting the opening event and Urban Partners (Nrep) for sponsoring the Young Leaders Retreat 2024. Key takeaways included: - Hotelification of real estate – Offices are increasingly designed like hotels, enhancing tenant experiences. Owners benefit from greater flexibility, reduced leasing risk, and additional revenue from services. - TTech companies driving the office market—Tech is a key driver in Sweden’s office market. Stockholm leads the way as the most innovative country in the EU, with the second-hest concentration of tech unicorns per capita. - Infrastructure as a growth engine – Stockholm’s ambitions to enhance connectivity are backed by major infrastructure projects, including a railway expansion connecting the city with Oslo, solidifying its role as a regional hub. - €115 billion in urban development – With an investment volume of €115 billion projected by 2040, Stockholm is leading the charge in housing and infrastructure development, laying the groundwork for future growth and sustainability.
"Timelines are being pushed back,” Urban Land Institute Europe CEO Lisette Van Doorn told Bisnow. “You’re seeing a lot of internal work being done, people working out how much they might need to spend to improve assets. But we’re not seeing a lot of action." A new report by GIC highlights the staggering potential impact of climate change on REITs, with over $500B at risk by 2050. As extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and shifting environmental policies reshape the landscape, the need for sustainable and resilient real estate has never been more critical. At ULI Europe, we are committed to leading the conversation on integrating sustainable practices across the real estate industry. The urgency is clear: it’s time to build for the future, not just for today. Read more about the challenges ahead and how our sector must adapt: https://lnkd.in/e-TJNey6
This year at the C Change Summit, industry experts will join us in Barcelona to share practical solutions on: · Carbon pricing · Nature-positive transitions · Collaboration from diverse viewpoints · and much more... By bringing together these perspectives, we aim to advance efforts in mobilising the industry to decarbonise the built environment. Have you secured your seat for the C Change Summit on 17 October at the World Trade Center, Barcelona? https://lnkd.in/eSnE2Dx5
Watch the latest Carbon Pricing Strategy Workshop video to learn how carbon pricing is practically applied to buildings and explore the processes involved. https://lnkd.in/eGMN7bdA
It is encouraging to see global conversations around reducing carbon emissions, particularly in the built environment, which significantly contributes to global emissions. ULI Europe's C Change programme collaborates with key stakeholders—developers, investors, and decision-makers that mirror the broader Climate Week agenda of fostering sustainable practices and mitigating climate-related risks.
The path to global carbon pricing To tackle climate change, the polluter pays principle needs to spread further and wider. Globally, there were 78 different carbon pricing and taxation mechanisms. They cover close to one-quarter of international emissions, up from just 5 per cent in 2010, according to the World Bank. The expansion of carbon pricing policies is welcome. They provide an incentive for polluters to shift to cleaner energy sources and to invest in green technology and efficiency. And given signs that the world is warming faster than expected, carbon prices swiftly need to grow wider, and higher. Read more in Financial Times report here: https://lnkd.in/eBvVPWkD To learn more about why carbon pricing matters for real estate and the built environment – register for the next month’s ULI Europe C Change Summit in Barcelona on 17 October 2024 – where the topic of carbon pricing will be explored in more detail through plenary discussions and workshops. Register here ==>https://lnkd.in/e6Eg6uJA
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✨Exciting Milestone for ULI in Poland! 🇵🇱 On September 18, #Tricity welcomed ULI, marking the Urban Land Institute's presence in the Tricity Agglomeration. Outside of Warsaw, Triciity is the first region in the country to host ULI and we couldn't have asked for a better start! The turnout exceeded our expectations, with invaluable contributions from key leaders. A special thanks to the Mayors who welcomed us: • #AleksandraDulkiewicz, Mayor of #Gdansk • Magdalena Czarzyńska - Jachim, Mayor of #Sopot • #AleksandraKosiorek, Mayor of #Gdynia Our gratitude also goes to Carlo Castelli for his thought-provoking presentation on the complex relationship between cities and water. The examples of how water defines cities' success were inspiring, highlighting both the beauty and the challenges that this natural element brings to urban planning. Another huge thanks to Piotr Lorens for sharing such a compelling vision of how essential dialogue is in shaping city spaces through collaboration with all stakeholders. Thank you to Katarzyna Gruszecka - Spychała, a long term ULI member, for sharing her inspiring journey with ULI and underlining the tangible benefits for our members. And finally, thank you to Izabela Disterheft, our ULI Ambassador in Tricity, for making this event in Tricity a reality! ✨ We were also lucky to enjoy the stunning venue at Olivia Star / Olivia Centre, offering panoramic views of the city from the 34th floor. Thank you for hosting us. Here’s to an exciting future for ULI in the Tricity region and in Poland! 🚀 Marcin Juszczyk, Dorota Wysokińska-Kuzdra, Malgorzata Anna Poreba #ULI #UrbanLandInstitute #UrbanDevelopment #WaterfrontCities ULI Europe