Here at the Urban Land Institute our mission is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities. ULI Washington carries forth that mission by serving the Washington region, in both public and private sectors, with pragmatic land use expertise and education.
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July 9, 2019
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ULI trends committee members and trends awards juror members celebrated the successful trends conference and awards program we had this spring. Thank you to the committee members for their hardwork in putting the event together.
Click here to view 2019 Trends Conference.
Click here to view 2019 Trends Awards.
ULI Washington recently completed a report titled “Increasing Housing Supply and Attainability – Improving Rules & Engagement to Build More Housing.” The report is the result of a research and outreach effort that included focus groups, surveys, and interviews with those involved with the entitlement and citizen participation process. An Impact Task Force was instrumental in choosing the focus of the research – to examine two critical factors that affect the speed and certainty of the development process: navigating the local regulatory and approval process and gaining community acceptance of development projects. The report is intended to serve as a conversation starter to advance the practices of approving entitlements and enhancing the scope of inclusiveness of community participation in the process. The district council and Impact Task Force look forward to talking about the issues raised in the report with developers, public agencies, elected officials and citizens, with the goal of keeping our region economically competitive while providing housing for all.
To view report Click here.
