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More than 60 distinguished real estate industry leaders have joined or been reappointed to the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) governing bodies, including incoming regional chairs Kristina Raspe (Americas), Scott Dunn (Asia Pacific), and Anne Kavanagh (Europe).
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Angela Cain will be ULI’s new global chief executive officer, starting September 2024. Cain brings more than 25 years of global non-profit and leadership experience in the corporate real estate sector.
Learn more about the new Global CEO here.
In an interview with Real Estate Asia, ULI Asia Pacific Chief Executive Officer Alan Beebe elaborated on the importance of these additions and the role of the Index in informing regional housing policies.
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Japan’s Waseda University has won the ULI Hines Student Competition Asia Pacific for the second year in a row with a proposal to transform Tokyo’s former Tsukiji Fish Market site into a dual-purpose destination — a well-accessible tourist attraction and an innovation hub for biochemistry start-ups. The results were announced at the 2024 ULI Asia Pacific Summit in Tokyo.
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Announced at the 2024 ULI Asia Pacific Summit in Tokyo, 12 developments from across Asia have been selected as winners of the 2024 ULI Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence, one of the real estate industry’s most prestigious honors. These winners will automatically qualify as nominees for the 2024 ULI Global Awards for Excellence, where they will compete against projects from North America and Europe.
Find out more on Urban Land.
The 2024 Asia Pacific Home Attainability Index by the ULI offers a comprehensive overview of housing attainability across the Asia Pacific region. In this third edition, the report includes data from three additional cities – Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Perth, expanding its coverage to 48 cities in 11 countries, namely, Australia, China (including Hong Kong SAR), India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Find out more: download report and read the press release.
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