A new podcast will be launched at ULI Asia Pacific REImagine, November 1–3, featuring exclusive behind-the-scenes conversations and big ideas from successful, interesting, and entrepreneurial ULI leaders in the region who are passionate about improving the places where we live, work, and play.

Hosted by ULI Global Governing Trustee Scott Dunn, Voices of ULI is for those who are curious about others who are shaping our urban environment, what matters to them, how their actions are affecting the industry now, and their hopes for the future.

Click to hear a brief trailer and hear it first at #ULIREImagine.

Urban Land has spoken with Professor Khoo Teng Chye, the new chair of ULI Asia Pacific, about his plans for ULI Asia Pacific in his three-year term, which began in July.

Find out more about his involvement in ULI, what his major goals are, and the action plan for the region. In this in-depth interview, we hear his thoughts on how the global pandemic will affect cities and urban planning.

Catch up on the latest news from around ULI Asia Pacific, including details about ULI Asia Pacific’s newly launched report In the Eye of the Storm, which shows how the combination of physical and cultural preparedness has propelled Tokyo into becoming one of the most resilient cities in the world. Also in the October issue of the newsletter, you can find the latest programme and headline speakers of ULI Asia Pacific REImagine, learn about the Institute’s mission priorities, and read the in-depth interview with our chair, Professor Khoo Teng Chye. ULI Asia Pacific EDITION contains topical content, the latest updates from our National Councils, and more.

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ULI Asia Pacific’s report In the Eye of the Storm shows how the combination of physical and cultural preparedness has propelled Tokyo into becoming one of the most resilient cities in the world. Read the full report on ULI’s Knowledge Finder and learn about Tokyo’s urban planning strategy and how it can be adapted for other cities across the Asia Pacific region. Click here for a quick summary.

One of the housing industry’s most respected practitioners of green, affordable, and mixed-income community development, Jonathan F.P. Rose has been named the 2021 recipient of the ULI Prize for Visionaries in Urban Development. The US$100,000 ULI Prize recognises an individual who has made a distinguished contribution to community building globally, who has established visionary standards of excellence in the land use and development field, and whose commitment to creating the highest-quality built environment has led to the betterment of society. Read more.

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 advancing these priorities by harnessing the expertise and knowledge of our members through our programmes and initiatives. Educating future leaders in real estate is embedded throughout the Institute’s programme of work.

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