ULI Utah's Housing Summit is around the corner and we are excited to announce that Dejan Eskic, of The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute will be presenting "Housing Myth Busters: Leveraging Data to Navigate Complex Housing Issues," a deep dive into the complexities of housing economics. In this session, we'll challenge common misconceptions about what truly influences housing prices and explore the nuanced dynamics behind homeownership as a wealth-building strategy. By debunking myths and providing clarity on these critical issues, we aim to empower stakeholders with a clearer understanding of the housing landscape. Early pricing ends this week. Register today! https://lnkd.in/g3t_mUHb #ULI #ULIUtah #Housing #HousingSummit
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ULI's mission is to shape the future of the built environment for transformative impact in communities worldwide.
About us
The Urban Land Institute is a 501c(3) nonprofit research and education organization supported by its members. Founded in 1936, the institute now has almost 40,000 members in 95 countries worldwide, representing the entire spectrum of land use and real estate development disciplines, working in private enterprise and public service. ULI is a preeminent, multi-disciplinary real estate forum that facilitates the open exchange of ideas, information and experience among local, national and international industry leaders and policy makers dedicated to creating better places. ULI is a trusted idea place where members 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. The mission of the Utah District Council is to deliver the ULI experience at the local level. -To be the definitive source for objective lands use expertise and information for all entities interested in land planning, development, and real estate issues in Utah. -To provide members with opportunities for professional development through active involvement in committee work, topical programs, and networking. -To share knowledge at the local level, through valuable educational programs and topic-specific task forces. -To raise awareness of local land use issues among members, public officials, academics, students, and the public at large.
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http://utah.uli.org/
External link for ULI Utah
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- Non-profit Organization Management
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- 11-50 employees
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- Salt Lake City, Utah
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- Nonprofit
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- land use, development, redevelopment, real estate, land use, policy, public spaces, community, neighborhoods, commercial development, land planning, urban spaces, and business districts
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Last night, our Young Leaders Group Mentorship Program gathered at The Randi for a summer social, marking the midpoint of our program. It was a delightful opportunity to reconnect with the entire group and engage with fellow mentors and mentees. A special thank you to C.W. Urban for hosting us, and to Walker Wood for speaking on his background, the details of The Randi project, and C.W.'s strategic approach to current housing issues. We also extend our gratitude to Connie Gonzalez, our YLG Committee Chair, for sharing some inspiring words on the value of mentorship. Our mentors—Michael Bingham, Elizabeth Cole, and Lloyd Allen—are truly exceptional individuals and we are grateful for their generous donation of time and guidance.
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Utah Clean Energy is opening up their newly renovated Climate Innovation Center to us on July 18th! In addition to being Utah Clean Energy’s headquarters, the Climate Innovation Center is a showcase project to teach people, businesses, and Utah’s construction industry about how we can dramatically reduce emissions and inspire our community to reimagine the places we live and work. This ultra energy efficient, solar-powered building is Zero Energy registered and received the Designed to Earn the ENERGY STAR from the U.S. EPA. Join us for a tour followed by a networking happy hour, and get inspired about how to design and construct to achieve zero energy in your building or renovation project. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gQPvrbUh
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Mark your calendars! Check out the link below for more details on our upcoming events. https://lnkd.in/ggpZWwB6 #ULI #ULIUtah
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Mark your calendars! Check out the link below for more details on our upcoming events. https://lnkd.in/ggpZWwB6 #ULI #ULIUtah
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Last night we enjoyed a productive meeting with ULI Utah member leaders against the stunning backdrop of the Salt Lake City skyline. We are grateful for our exceptional members who are dedicated to shaping the future of the built environment in Utah and beyond. #ULIUtah #UrbanlandInstitute #Utah #SaltLakeCity
Salt Lake City was showing off last night! It was a beautiful evening spent catching up and discussing all things ULI Utah. Working alongside these incredible women is truly an honor. Can't wait to see what the next chapter holds!
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ULI Utah is thrilled to announce Ivory Homes as the Title Sponsor for the 2024 Housing Summit. Known for building quality neighborhoods, their resource conservation efforts, and giving back to the community, Ivory Homes aligns itself to ULI's mission. We are excited to join forces with them to deliver an exceptional Housing Summit experience. Don't miss out! Register now and save with our early registration pricing: https://lnkd.in/g3t_mUHb
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Your weekly round-up is here! Check out the link below for more details and to reserve your spot now. https://lnkd.in/ggpZWwB6 #ULI #ULIUtah #Events
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Last night, over 70 people gathered to hear insights on the State of Mountain Resort Towns. Dana Schoewe from RCLCO Real Estate Consulting and a panel including Johnny Shirley, Christina F. Fredrikson, and Carder Lamb shared updates from their ongoing projects and designs. A continuous theme was the integration of values such as community and play. Attendees gained a comprehensive overview of how these elements are being thoughtfully incorporated into both luxury and workforce developments. Overall, the panelists emphasized their goal to bring the economic benefits of development to resort communities without compromising the unique character and nature of traditional ski towns. Their focus on smart density and community-oriented benefits paints a promising picture for the future of these resort towns. #ULI #ULIUtah #MountainResorts
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Registration is now open for ULI Utah's highly anticipated Annual Trends Conference, Future Forward: Unleashing Innovation for a Thriving Utah! Join us on Tuesday, October 22nd for this full-day signature program which regularly attracts over 550 of Utah’s top leaders from business, government and the community to learn from highly-respected local, regional and national experts in real estate, business and economics. We are thrilled to announce the keynote speaker for the 2024 Trends Conference is Nikki Greenberg, a real estate technology and innovation strategist with a broad professional background working in real estate development spanning two decades. She previously served as Head of Technology Strategy and Digital Management at QIC, an Australian investment manager where she led the digital transformation efforts of the real estate group which encompassed $17Bn AUM, alongside a significant $4Bn development pipeline. Here, in addition to overseeing the rollout of digital strategy initiatives and preparing the strategy’s update, a key focus of her effort was on devising a strategic approach to building technology at a portfolio-wide scale through the creation of a series of playbooks and digital masterplans. She is a former Director at Brown Harris Stevens within the elite new development division of the New York office, and has held various positions at Greenland Group, Koichi Takada Architects, Buchan Group and Lendlease in Sydney, Australia. Nikki has been the recipient of numerous industry awards and accolades including being recognized as a Top 9 Most Influential PropTech Women (2024), Top 5 Most Influential Women in Real Estate (2022), ULI Global Luminary (2022), Top 25 CRE Innovator (2021), and Finalist at MIPIM Global PropTech Awards (2019). She has been a featured keynote speaker for the real estate industry's leading groups and conferences and frequent commentator in the press. Proudly serving as both the former co-chair of the Urban Land Institute's New York Real Estate Technology and Innovation Council, and Global Ambassador of Women in PropTech, (which she also founded), Nikki leads the industry's conversation on built world innovation. Register today and save with early bird pricing! https://lnkd.in/g-arBEtm #ULI #ULIUtah #AnnualTrends #AnnualTrendsConference2024
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