ADAPTING FOR THE FUTURE: GET INSIGHTS AND FORECASTS FROM INDUSTRY THOUGHT LEADERS AT THE URBAN LAND INSTITUTE'S REAL ESTATE SUMMIT MAY 18-20 IN PHOENIX
For more information, contact: Robert Krueger 202/624-7051; robert.krueger@uli.org
Numerous industry experts and economists are talking about the 'new normal' for the real estate industry. Land use professionals in both the public and private sector are faced with adapting to current economic realities, while making long-term plans to stay competitive in the future.
What are the investment strategies and trends that will emerge from the current recession? Will there be funding for transportation investments and what role will real estate professionals play in helping deliver bus rapid transit, streetcars, and other new transit systems? How are healthcare institutions serving as catalysts for new workforce housing development? With more people expected to rent in the years ahead – either by choice or necessity – is the rental industry prepared for a possible surge in demand?
These are just a few of the many land use-related topics to be discussed by leading industry experts at the Urban Land's Institute's 2011 ULI Real Estate Summit at the Spring Council Forum in Phoenix. The Summit is set for May 18 – 20, 2011 at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel.
The real estate industry's most influential professionals from the region and across the U.S. gather to attend this event every year. This event has a tradition of featuring prominent guest speakers, knowledgeable panelists, insightful industry experts and content-rich real estate sessions. Because this is a ULI meeting, each discussion will include all sides of all issues. You will leave better informed, with new leads, tips, ideas and sources.
To register for the Real Estate Summit, click HERE.
Contact:
Trisha Riggs, 202-624-7086, priggs@uli.org
Robert Krueger, 202-624-7051, robert.krueger@uli.org
About the Urban Land Institute:
The Urban Land Institute (www.uli.org) is a global nonprofit education and research institute supported by its members. Its mission is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in sustaining and creating thriving communities worldwide. Established in 1936, the Institute has nearly 30,000 members representing all aspects of land use and development disciplines.
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