Competition Update:

Twenty-three exceptional real estate development projects have been shortlisted as finalists for the 2024 ULI Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence amongst the forty-four projects submitted as entries to the competition from across the region. Click here to view the list of finalists.

Special thanks to our jury panel, chaired by Albert Chan, and to representatives from all the ULI local councils for their support in making this happen.

Awards winners will be announced during the ULI Asia Pacific Summit in Tokyo from 27-30 May 2024.

The ULI Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence recognise the full development process of a project, not just its architecture or design—although these elements play an important role.  

Awards recognise both development projects and programmes. Among projects, Awards recognise a wide variety of product types, including office, residential, retail, industrial, hotel, mixed use, planned community, open space, and more. Programmes are initiatives, processes, or policies that guide or enhance development. 

The jury will evaluate projects and programmes on the extent to which they: 

• Achieve marketplace acceptance/financial success; 
• Achieve a high standard of excellence across a range of disciplines—architecture, design, planning, construction, resiliency, economics, management, etc.; 
• Have a positive impact on communities and/or immediate context; 
• Are environmentally sustainable and/or resilient; 
• Provide a model or strategy that can be replicated in other projects or communities. 

Winners of ULI Awards for Excellence in the Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific regions are automatically entered (at no further charge) into the 2024 ULI Global Awards for Excellence. 

Entry fees

An entry fee must accompany each submission. Fees for the 2024 ULI Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence are: 

• Public Sector/NGO US $400.00
• Private Sector US $850.00 

Please note that these fees apply to the company or organisation submitting the application, not the type of project. For instance, a private sector company submitting a public sector project pays the private sector fee. 

Submission Guidelines

Read the Submission Guidelines (last updated 6 January, 2024). Click Here for Chinese, Here for Japanese, and Here for Korean Submission Guidelines.

Review the Sample Submission Form (last updated 6 January, 2024). Click Here for Chinese, Here for Japanese, and Here for Korean Sample Submission Form.

For more information, please email [email protected].