Countries worldwide are facing critical housing issues. There is a shortage of attainable housing in developed cities whilst in developing cities, population growth and rapid urbanisation are taking a toll on housing needs. ULI Asia Pacific’s first-ever conference on housing will convene key stakeholders from both sectors on the key factors and challenges.

This event will take place in Manila on 28 March and will be followed by ULI Philippines’ annual conference on 29 March. Reserve your seat here.

In 2023, ULI continues to connect and inspire those who envision, study, design, finance, construct, and manage the built world. It is up to us – through our cutting-edge research and sharing of best practices – to shape the future of the built environment for generations to come.

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The ULI Asia Pacific Real Estate Economic Forecast is a semi-annual survey that focuses on the key economic and real estate indicators for six cities in the region – Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, Shanghai, Sydney, and Seoul. This forecast captures the main indicators of interest to the real estate investment and development community.

Read the member-exclusive report on Knowledge Finder now.

The ULI Awards for Excellence are recognised as one of the real estate industry’s most prestigious competitions, acknowledging the highest standards of development practice in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. Eligible projects cover a wide range of typologies, including all commercial asset classes, mixed-use, residential, and open space.  Around 20 finalists and eight winners will be selected by our jury from projects around the Asia Pacific region, with winning entries announced at the ULI Asia Pacific Summit in Singapore from 29 May – 1 June 2023.

Submissions close on 24 March 2023.

Apply now.

ULI is delighted to announce the appointment of Ron Pressman as Global CEO. Pressman comes to ULI with more than 35 years of wide-ranging global leadership experience in the financial services, real estate, and energy industries. He succeeds Ed Walter, who led the Institute for the past four years.

Find out more about Ron’s experience and his plans to accelerate ULI’s next chapter of growth and success.

ULI Asia Pacific has launched a new centre to develop and deliver insights and solutions for housing supply and affordability. To commemorate this opening, the centre launched the inaugural edition of the attainability index, a data-rich resource for understanding the extent to which a housing market is providing a range of choices attainable to the workforce across some key cities in the region.

Find out more about the centre and read the press release here.