ULI has recently unveiled three mission priorities that we will focus on as a global organisation to maximise our impact: decarbonising the real estate sector and accelerating our progress to net zero, increasing housing attainability in communities around the world, and educating the next generation of diverse real estate leaders.

ULI Asia Pacific will be progressing these priorities by harnessing the expertise and knowledge of our members through our programmes and initiatives. Educating future leaders in real estate is embedded in all of ULI’s programme of work.

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Catch up on the latest news from around ULI Asia Pacific, including the newest regional conference, ULI Asia Pacific REImagine is back, a survey on Technology & Innovation, Winners Announced of  2021 ULI Global Awards for Excellence, topical content, the latest updates from our National Councils, and more.

Stay connected with our seven councils through the ULI Asia Pacific EDITION. Read the newsletter here.

As a ULI member, you now have access to valuable programming and content from the 2021 ULI Asia Pacific Summit on Knowledge Finder.

Hear best-in-class industry leaders share new ideas and fresh insights on pushing cities, the real estate industry, and communities forward in the ever-shifting new normal.

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Nine impressive developments from around the world have been selected as winners of the 2021 ULI Global Awards for Excellence. This year’s winners include five from Asia Pacific, three from North America, and one from Europe.

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Khoo Teng Chye, who teaches at the Faculty of Engineering and the School of Design and Environment at the National University of Singapore, has been appointed as chair of the ULI Asia Pacific region. Professor Khoo began his voluntary three-year term on 1 July 2021, aiming to leverage ULI’s global platform in the Asia Pacific region, whilst increasing membership and expanding geographic reach. Find out more.

As the “internet of things” (IoT), the “cloud,” mobile devices, and, more recently, 5G have expanded the potential for innovation, market attention turned toward new applications for the untapped market of the real estate industry. Proptech: Changing the Way Real Estate is Done explores the level and profile of real estate companies’ most recent activity—within roughly the last three years—in integrating the quickly growing and changing property technology (proptech) industry.

Read the full report on ULI’s Knowledge Finder.