The first global report to look at the impact of the Future of Work on real estate and cities over the next three to five years foresees a strong focus on flexibility, demanded by both workers and corporates, not only relating to the work activity but also the space and location. Read more about the joint publication from ULI/EY and download the report on Knowledge Finder.

Today’s workspaces are fundamentally different to what they were. In the next instalment of the FutuRE of Workplace: CBD vs. Work from Home – How Demand for Office Space is Changing, a panel comprised of investors, developers, and occupiers discuss how the dynamics of the office industry will evolve. Join us on 11 November to learn more.

Find out about the latest activities across ULI Asia Pacific as well as dates for your schedule. Stay connected with our seven councils through the ULI Asia Pacific EDITION. Read the October EDITION now.

A new report by ULI and Heitman, in collaboration with Arup and Milliman, finds that real estate investors have started to look beyond the vulnerability of individual properties to climate change and are scrutinising the resilience of the greater market. In this report, ULI and Heitman ask the question: “How are leading investors factoring market-level climate risk into decision-making?” Read the report.

Isolating yourself from the outside world by sheltering at home could be an enduring effect of the pandemic, said Miki Tsusaka, managing director & senior partner, BCG Japan, at the recent ULI Asia Pacific REImagine conference. Read more.

Former District of Columbia mayor and current head of Federal City Council Anthony Williams has been named the 2020 recipient of the ULI Prize for Visionaries in Urban Development, the most prestigious and respected honour in the land use and development community. He is credited with revitalising the capital city of the United States. Read more.