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    If you are interested in the sustainable growth and development of the Washington, D.C. metropolitan region, ULI Washington is for you. ULI is a nonprofit research and education organization supported by its members. Founded in 1936, the Institute now has over 30,000 members in 95 … READ MORE

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    ULI Washington is a member-led organization committed to providing high-quality programs and projects to the National Capital Region land use professionals. Members can get involved by attending any of our local events or by becoming active with one of our local committees and/or Initiative Councils. READ MORE

  • ULI In Action

    In the ULI fashion of offering an unbiased and non-partisan exchange on issues impacting the industry, District Councils provide the avenues for active dialogues between private industry, environmental organizations, and public agencies to help provide solutions to local and regional issues. READ MORE

  • Regional Land Use Leadership Institute

    After a very successful inaugural year, the ULI Washington Regional Land Use Leadership Institute is accepting applications for its second program year. APPLY HERE READ MORE

  • Young Leaders

    The mission of the ULI Washington Young Leader’s Group is to serve the greater ULI mission by educating and engaging a diverse group of real estate professionals through ensuring continuous educational development, sharing best practices, exposing members to industry leaders and foster an environment conducive … READ MORE

ULI Washington News

Real Estate 101: Real Estate and Social Media Event Recap

The ULI Young Leaders Group held a presentation and panel discussion on March 7, 2013 how the real estate industry is leveraging the latest technological advances in internet multi-media for the purposes of “crowdfunding” and “crowdsourcing.” Local Developer Ben Miller and his colleague Brandon Jenkins spoke … READ MORE

On Innovation & Leadership, Robin Chase

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By Jamie Gorski We heard from Zipcar & Buzzcar founder Robin Chase on her desire to live in a world where people care about sources and consider the consequences of their lifestyle, where individuals and companies thrive in a mutually beneficial and efficient system, and … READ MORE

Not Your Parents’ Suburbs – Reuse, Retrofits, and Redevelopment

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By Emily Washington Barbara Schaefer McDuffie, Director of Baker Tilly moderated a ULI Trends Conference panel on the ongoing redevelopment in Montgomery County’s White Flint. The panel featured Don Briggs, President of Federal Realty Investment Trust, Diane Schwartz Jones, Director of Permitting Services for Montgomery … READ MORE

Aging but Still Booming: Housing the Next Big Wave

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By Leslie Braunstein Housing the “gray tsumani” of aging baby boomers –call them “seniors” at your own peril – was the subject of a concurrent session at the ULI Washington Real Estate Trends conference. John K. McIlwain, ULI senior resident fellow/J. Ronald Terwilliger Chair for … READ MORE

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