Twelve outstanding real estate development projects from across the Asia Pacific region have been selected as winners of the 2021 ULI Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence, which is widely recognized as one of the real estate industry’s most prestigious award programmes.
Find out about the latest activities across ULI Asia Pacific as well as dates for your calendar. Stay connected with our seven councils through the ULI Asia Pacific EDITION. Read the June newsletter now.
The first edition of the ULI Asia Pacific Real Estate Economic Forecast was featured in the 2021 ULI Asia Pacific Summit. This content initiative, conducted twice a year with a forecast from the region’s leading research analysts and real estate economists, highlights the key economic and real estate indicators for four cities/states in Asia – Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo and Shanghai. Read more.
In partnership with REACh Asia, our online, modular, eight-week course is designed for new entrants, young industry professionals, and those who wish to explore what is happening and who the key players are in these cities.
Gain insights into the real estate industry’s role in arguably five of the most dynamic cities across Asia, find out more about the course and the big names you’ll be learning from here.
More than 800 attendees tuned in for the ULI Asia Pacific Summit (17-27 May 2021) either in-person in Tokyo, or virtually from around the world using our online event platform. Registrants had unparalleled opportunities to engage with cutting-edge content and world-class speakers, to hear about valuable lessons learned from around the globe, and to connect one on one with real estate industry leaders. Find out more about our key sessions in Urban Land online. Read more.
Membership at ULI grants access to world-renowned leaders who are shaping the real estate industry. Be a part of the 45,000-plus members community and get the insights from experts from the Asia Pacific region and beyond via ULI events. Learn more.
The latest report by PwC and ULI highlights a clear global narrative of COVID-19 as an ‘accelerator of existing trends’, such as digitalisation and online shopping, while at the same time significantly reinforcing the real estate industry’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) agenda. More companies than ever before are putting climate change and decarbonisation strategies at the heart of the way they do business as they respond to the pressures of the pandemic. Download Emerging Trends in Real Estate®: Global Outlook 2021 on Knowledge Finder.
I’ve leveraged the network of mentors at ULI for unbelievable advice because they have the benefit of decades of experience.
ANTHONY CHANG VICE PRESIDENT, CASSIDY TURLEY
