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Urban Land Institute (ULI) is an independent, nonprofit research and education organization founded in 1936 and headquartered in Washington, DC, operating as the world's oldest and largest global network of cross-disciplinary real estate and land use experts. ULI serves approximately 45,000-48,000+ members across 80+ countries, spanning real estate developers, investors, urban planners, designers, builders, and public officials. Members are organized through three regional divisions - ULI Americas (Washington DC), ULI Europe (London), and ULI Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) - and 90+ local councils including 53 District Councils, 15 National Councils, and 8 Local Councils.

ULI's core product platform comprises Knowledge Finder (an online research library of 17,000+ reports, webinars, and case studies), Member Directory (a global networking and search tool), Navigator (a volunteer and leadership opportunity platform), Urban Land Magazine, and ULI Learning (an educational platform operated via Thinkific). The organization also runs 2,900+ in-person and online events annually, including flagship Fall Meeting and Spring Meeting conferences, regional summits, the Advisory Services Program (75+ year-old expert-panel program), UrbanPlan (educational outreach), Product Councils, Young Leaders Group, ULI NEXT leadership development, and the Hines Student Competition.

ULI's revenue model is diversified across individual membership dues (Associate at $540/year and Full at $1,332/year with subsidized rates), event registration fees, corporate partnership packages, public agency memberships, educational course revenue, publications, and charitable donations via the ULI Foundation. Customer segments span individual real estate professionals, government agencies, academic institutions, and corporate partners. Recent leadership transitions include Angela Cain as Global CEO (September 2024) and Simon Durkin as CEO Europe (2026), indicating an active repositioning phase.

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Urban Land Institute is a 1936-founded nonprofit membership organization serving 45,000-48,000+ real estate and land use professionals across 80+ countries, delivering research, networking, education, and advisory services through three regional HQs and 90+ local councils worldwide.

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Serves global market

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real estate research, land use education, professional membership organization, urban development advisory, industry networking events
Industry1 code
1Land Administration & Cadastral Services (Public Land Records, Parcel Management)
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SIC code1 code
  • Real Estate6500
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Industry Association and Professional Services
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Revenue model6 records
1Membership Dues
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Annual and monthly subscription fees from individual members (Associate and Full tiers) and organizational memberships (Corporate Partnerships, Public Agency Memberships)

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2Event Fees
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Registration fees for 2,900+ events annually including Fall Meeting, Spring Meeting, regional conferences, workshops, and webinars across all three regions

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3ULI Learning
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Revenue from educational courses and certificates including 25% discount for members on courses and programs

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4Corporate Partnerships
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Organizational memberships with enhanced benefits including multiple memberships, event discounts, sponsorship opportunities, and brand visibility

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5Publications
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Access to Urban Land magazine and other published materials

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6Donations
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Annual Fund donations supporting ULI programs and mission

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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Pricing details4 tiers
1Associate Member - $45/month or $540/year
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Gain access to many ULI benefits including Member Directory, Knowledge Finder, Urban Land magazine, and council participation. Subsidized rates available: Government/Nonprofit/Academia $22/month (50% OFF), Under 35 $22/month (50% OFF), Student $11/month (75% OFF)

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2Full Member - $111/month or $1,332/year
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

All Associate Member benefits plus exclusive access to Full member-only sessions, events, and content. Subsidized rates: Government/Nonprofit/Academia $28/month (75% OFF), Under 35 $55/month (50% OFF)

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3Public Agency Membership (Americas)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

United States: $680 USD, Canada: $540 CAD. Includes three memberships (two Associate, one Full) with transfer rights and master billing. Additional memberships at discounted rates.

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4Corporate Partnerships
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Tailor-made packages combining multiple memberships, complimentary conference registrations, product council participation, and brand visibility. Contact regional office for pricing.

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Urban Land Institute is a global nonprofit membership organization that connects cross-disciplinary real estate and land use professionals through a network of 45,000+ members across 80+ countries. It delivers value through research content (Knowledge Finder library of 17,000+ reports), professional development courses (ULI Learning), large-scale events (2,900+ annually), a global Member Directory, advisory panels for communities, and corporate/public agency membership programs.

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  • 45,000+ members connected through global network
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Urban Land Institute operates as a membership-based professional development organization offering a unified platform of interconnected products and services. The core offerings include Knowledge Finder (research library), Member Directory (networking), Navigator (volunteer/leadership opportunities), Urban Land Magazine, ULI Learning, and ULI Events. These are complemented by specialized programs such as the Advisory Services Program, UrbanPlan educational program, Product Councils, Young Leaders Group, and ULI NEXT for different professional development needs. The organization also offers regional councils (District Councils in the Americas, National Councils in Europe, Local Councils in Asia Pacific) and membership types including Corporate Partnerships and Public Agency Memberships. Together, these products form a comprehensive ecosystem supporting the real estate and land use professional community worldwide.

Product and service13 records
1Knowledge Finder
CategoryResearch and content library
Description

ULI's online research library providing unlimited access to 17,000+ ULI-produced reports, webinars, case studies, and best-practice content for members across real estate and land use disciplines.

2Member Directory
CategoryProfessional networking platform
Description

An online directory connecting 45,000+ cross-disciplinary real estate professionals worldwide, allowing members to search by location, professional role, and expertise to build professional connections.

3Navigator
CategoryVolunteer and leadership engagement
Description

A platform enabling members to find hundreds of opportunities to lead and volunteer across ULI, browse by career stage, location, or time available, and gain recognition as thought leaders.

4Urban Land Magazine
CategoryTrade publication
Description

An award-winning print and online magazine delivering timely articles on current topics shaping the real estate industry, with the companion email newsletter 'This Week in Urban Land.'

5ULI Learning
CategoryProfessional education and certification
Description

Educational platform offering courses and certificates for professional development in real estate and land use, with a 25% member discount, delivered via Thinkific.

6ULI Events
CategoryConferences and events
Description

Portfolio of 2,900+ events worldwide, both in-person and online, including the Fall Meeting, Spring Meeting, Europe Conference, and APAC Summit, enabling peer-to-peer knowledge exchange.

7Advisory Services Program
CategoryAdvisory and consulting services
Description

A 75+ year-old program pairing real estate experts with communities and organizations to provide strategic advice on real estate and land use challenges through panels and technical assistance.

8UrbanPlan
CategoryEducational program
Description

Educational program engaging high school students, university students, and public officials in learning fundamental forces affecting development through realistic, hands-on exercises.

9Product Councils
CategoryMember engagement program
Description

Exclusive networks for Full Members to engage with industry leaders and policymakers across real estate sectors, convening throughout the year to discuss industry trends in confidential settings.

10Young Leaders Group (YLG)
CategoryMember engagement program
Description

Member network for young real estate professionals providing mentorship opportunities, networking, and professional development within local councils.

11ULI NEXT
CategoryLeadership development program
Description

Leadership development program for mid-career professionals offering networking and volunteer opportunities to advance in the real estate industry.

12Corporate Partnerships Program
CategoryOrganizational membership
Description

Enterprise-level engagement program unlocking exclusive access to deeper relationships, strategic alignment, and visibility across ULI's global network for corporate partners, with multiple memberships, complimentary conference registrations, and brand visibility benefits.

13Public Agency Membership
CategoryOrganizational membership
Description

Discounted membership program for government agencies, universities, and nonprofit organizations offering multiple associate and full memberships at reduced rates.

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Americas Corporate Partnerships Program offers flagship enterprise-level engagement with exclusive access to relationships, strategic alignment, and visibility across ULI's global network. Benefits include dedicated account managers, multiple memberships, discounted event registrations, exclusive event access, brand sponsorship opportunities, and collaboration on research reports.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Asia Pacific Corporate Partnership Programme provides recognition at key regional events, thought leadership opportunities through partnership events, complimentary conference registrations, leadership event invitations, transferrable memberships, and brand affiliation with ULI's mission to build better cities.

3Corporate Members (Europe)
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

European Corporate membership packages are tailor-made to individual company needs, combining multiple memberships, complimentary conference registrations, product council participation, brand visibility at ULI events, and recognition on the ULI Europe website.

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Recent move9 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Membership association for commercial investment real estate professionals, providing designation, education, and networking. Comparable to ULI's investor member segment and educational revenue stream (ULI Learning).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Trade association for commercial real estate developers, owners, and investors with a membership-based model, research outputs, and major industry conferences. Directly comparable to ULI's developer/investor member base and event-driven revenue.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Trade association for commercial real estate building owners and managers, with member codes, advocacy, and conferences. Comparable to ULI in serving a specific commercial real estate vertical with subscription and event revenue.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global nonprofit association serving corporate real estate professionals through membership, events, and research. Closely comparable to ULI in mission and operating model—ULI's new Global CEO Angela Cain previously led CoreNet Global for 14 years.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Trade association for the retail real estate industry with global membership, large conventions, and research. Directly comparable to ULI's event-driven, member-supported model in a real estate vertical.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Community and conference platform for real estate technology and innovation. Comparable to ULI as a real estate community and event platform, but focused on the tech/innovation vertical and operating with a digital-first, emerging-player model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Invitation-only global membership organization of real estate advisors providing thought leadership and consultations. Comparable to ULI's advisory/expert positioning and elite member network.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Membership organization for urban and land use planners in the United States, offering education, advocacy, and publications. Closely comparable to ULI's planner and public-official member segments and education/magazine offerings.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The largest U.S. trade association for residential and commercial real estate practitioners with a far broader scope and much larger membership base than ULI. Overlaps with ULI on real estate professional membership and policy advocacy but at vastly greater scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global professional membership body for real estate and land professionals, offering credentials, standards, and research. Comparable to ULI in cross-disciplinary real estate membership, though RICS adds a credentialing layer.

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Urban Land Institute

Industry Association and Professional Servicesuli.org

Urban Land Institute is a 1936-founded nonprofit membership organization serving 45,000-48,000+ real estate and land use professionals across 80+ countries, delivering research, networking, education, and advisory services through three regional HQs and 90+ local councils worldwide.

What Urban Land Institute does

Urban Land Institute (ULI) is an independent, nonprofit research and education organization founded in 1936 and headquartered in Washington, DC, operating as the world's oldest and largest global network of cross-disciplinary real estate and land use experts. ULI serves approximately 45,000-48,000+ members across 80+ countries, spanning real estate developers, investors, urban planners, designers, builders, and public officials. Members are organized through three regional divisions - ULI Americas (Washington DC), ULI Europe (London), and ULI Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) - and 90+ local councils including 53 District Councils, 15 National Councils, and 8 Local Councils.

ULI's core product platform comprises Knowledge Finder (an online research library of 17,000+ reports, webinars, and case studies), Member Directory (a global networking and search tool), Navigator (a volunteer and leadership opportunity platform), Urban Land Magazine, and ULI Learning (an educational platform operated via Thinkific). The organization also runs 2,900+ in-person and online events annually, including flagship Fall Meeting and Spring Meeting conferences, regional summits, the Advisory Services Program (75+ year-old expert-panel program), UrbanPlan (educational outreach), Product Councils, Young Leaders Group, ULI NEXT leadership development, and the Hines Student Competition.

ULI's revenue model is diversified across individual membership dues (Associate at $540/year and Full at $1,332/year with subsidized rates), event registration fees, corporate partnership packages, public agency memberships, educational course revenue, publications, and charitable donations via the ULI Foundation. Customer segments span individual real estate professionals, government agencies, academic institutions, and corporate partners. Recent leadership transitions include Angela Cain as Global CEO (September 2024) and Simon Durkin as CEO Europe (2026), indicating an active repositioning phase.

Urban Land Institute firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Urban Land Institute
Legal name
Urban Land Institute
Website
https://uli.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1936
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Urban Land Institute is a 1936-founded nonprofit membership organization serving 45,000-48,000+ real estate and land use professionals across 80+ countries, delivering research, networking, education, and advisory services through three regional HQs and 90+ local councils worldwide.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Urban Land Institute industry classification

Industry
Product category
Industry Association and Professional Services
SIC
Real Estate (6500)
akta.pro primary industry
Land Administration & Cadastral Services (Public Land Records, Parcel Management) (BPAIANAH)

Keywords

  • Real estate research
  • Land use education
  • Professional membership organization
  • Urban development advisory
  • Industry networking events

Where Urban Land Institute is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Washington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

Urban Land Institute business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues: Annual and monthly subscription fees from individual members (Associate and Full tiers) and organizational memberships (Corporate Partnerships, Public Agency Memberships)
  2. Event Fees: Registration fees for 2,900+ events annually including Fall Meeting, Spring Meeting, regional conferences, workshops, and webinars across all three regions
  3. ULI Learning: Revenue from educational courses and certificates including 25% discount for members on courses and programs
  4. Corporate Partnerships: Organizational memberships with enhanced benefits including multiple memberships, event discounts, sponsorship opportunities, and brand visibility
  5. Publications: Access to Urban Land magazine and other published materials
  6. Donations: Annual Fund donations supporting ULI programs and mission

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualAssociate Member - $45/month or $540/year
SubscriptionAnnualFull Member - $111/month or $1,332/year
SubscriptionAnnualPublic Agency Membership (Americas)
SubscriptionMulti-year contractCorporate Partnerships

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels8 records

Urban Land Institute product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Urban Land Institute is a global nonprofit membership organization that connects cross-disciplinary real estate and land use professionals through a network of 45,000+ members across 80+ countries. It delivers value through research content (Knowledge Finder library of 17,000+ reports), professional development courses (ULI Learning), large-scale events (2,900+ annually), a global Member Directory, advisory panels for communities, and corporate/public agency membership programs.

Product overview

Urban Land Institute operates as a membership-based professional development organization offering a unified platform of interconnected products and services. The core offerings include Knowledge Finder (research library), Member Directory (networking), Navigator (volunteer/leadership opportunities), Urban Land Magazine, ULI Learning, and ULI Events. These are complemented by specialized programs such as the Advisory Services Program, UrbanPlan educational program, Product Councils, Young Leaders Group, and ULI NEXT for different professional development needs. The organization also offers regional councils (District Councils in the Americas, National Councils in Europe, Local Councils in Asia Pacific) and membership types including Corporate Partnerships and Public Agency Memberships. Together, these products form a comprehensive ecosystem supporting the real estate and land use professional community worldwide.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Knowledge Finder ULI's online research library providing unlimited access to 17,000+ ULI-produced reports, webinars, case studies, and best-practice content for members across real estate and land use disciplines.
  • Member Directory An online directory connecting 45,000+ cross-disciplinary real estate professionals worldwide, allowing members to search by location, professional role, and expertise to build professional connections.
  • Navigator A platform enabling members to find hundreds of opportunities to lead and volunteer across ULI, browse by career stage, location, or time available, and gain recognition as thought leaders.
  • Urban Land Magazine An award-winning print and online magazine delivering timely articles on current topics shaping the real estate industry, with the companion email newsletter 'This Week in Urban Land.'
  • ULI Learning Educational platform offering courses and certificates for professional development in real estate and land use, with a 25% member discount, delivered via Thinkific.
  • ULI Events Portfolio of 2,900+ events worldwide, both in-person and online, including the Fall Meeting, Spring Meeting, Europe Conference, and APAC Summit, enabling peer-to-peer knowledge exchange.
  • Advisory Services Program A 75+ year-old program pairing real estate experts with communities and organizations to provide strategic advice on real estate and land use challenges through panels and technical assistance.
  • UrbanPlan Educational program engaging high school students, university students, and public officials in learning fundamental forces affecting development through realistic, hands-on exercises.
  • Product Councils Exclusive networks for Full Members to engage with industry leaders and policymakers across real estate sectors, convening throughout the year to discuss industry trends in confidential settings.
  • Young Leaders Group (YLG) Member network for young real estate professionals providing mentorship opportunities, networking, and professional development within local councils.
  • ULI NEXT Leadership development program for mid-career professionals offering networking and volunteer opportunities to advance in the real estate industry.
  • Corporate Partnerships Program Enterprise-level engagement program unlocking exclusive access to deeper relationships, strategic alignment, and visibility across ULI's global network for corporate partners, with multiple memberships, complimentary conference registrations, and brand visibility benefits.
  • Public Agency Membership Discounted membership program for government agencies, universities, and nonprofit organizations offering multiple associate and full memberships at reduced rates.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 45,000+ members connected through global network
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Urban Land Institute

Customer profile

Named customers6 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Urban Land Institute technology and API

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Urban Land Institute partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Corporate Partners (Americas)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAmericas Corporate Partnerships Program offers flagship enterprise-level engagement with exclusive access to relationships, strategic alignment, and visibility across ULI's global network. Benefits include dedicated account managers, multiple memberships, discounted event registrations, exclusive event access, brand sponsorship opportunities, and collaboration on research reports.
  • Corporate Partners (Asia Pacific)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAsia Pacific Corporate Partnership Programme provides recognition at key regional events, thought leadership opportunities through partnership events, complimentary conference registrations, leadership event invitations, transferrable memberships, and brand affiliation with ULI's mission to build better cities.
  • Corporate Members (Europe)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorEuropean Corporate membership packages are tailor-made to individual company needs, combining multiple memberships, complimentary conference registrations, product council participation, brand visibility at ULI events, and recognition on the ULI Europe website.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Urban Land Institute competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • CCIM Institute: Membership association for commercial investment real estate professionals, providing designation, education, and networking. Comparable to ULI's investor member segment and educational revenue stream (ULI Learning).
  • NAIOP: Trade association for commercial real estate developers, owners, and investors with a membership-based model, research outputs, and major industry conferences. Directly comparable to ULI's developer/investor member base and event-driven revenue.
  • BOMA International: Trade association for commercial real estate building owners and managers, with member codes, advocacy, and conferences. Comparable to ULI in serving a specific commercial real estate vertical with subscription and event revenue.
  • CoreNet Global: Global nonprofit association serving corporate real estate professionals through membership, events, and research. Closely comparable to ULI in mission and operating model—ULI's new Global CEO Angela Cain previously led CoreNet Global for 14 years.
  • ICSC (International Council of Shopping Centers): Trade association for the retail real estate industry with global membership, large conventions, and research. Directly comparable to ULI's event-driven, member-supported model in a real estate vertical.
  • Counselors of Real Estate: Invitation-only global membership organization of real estate advisors providing thought leadership and consultations. Comparable to ULI's advisory/expert positioning and elite member network.
  • American Planning Association (APA): Membership organization for urban and land use planners in the United States, offering education, advocacy, and publications. Closely comparable to ULI's planner and public-official member segments and education/magazine offerings.
  • Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS): Global professional membership body for real estate and land professionals, offering credentials, standards, and research. Comparable to ULI in cross-disciplinary real estate membership, though RICS adds a credentialing layer.

Emerging players

  • CREtech: Community and conference platform for real estate technology and innovation. Comparable to ULI as a real estate community and event platform, but focused on the tech/innovation vertical and operating with a digital-first, emerging-player model.

Broad incumbents

  • National Association of REALTORS (NAR): The largest U.S. trade association for residential and commercial real estate practitioners with a far broader scope and much larger membership base than ULI. Overlaps with ULI on real estate professional membership and policy advocacy but at vastly greater scale.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Urban Land Institute social profiles

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Urban Land Institute financial estimates

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Urban Land Institute leadership team

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Profiles5 records

Urban Land Institute subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries4 records

Urban Land Institute funding detail

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Investors

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Urban Land Institute M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Urban Land Institute

What does Urban Land Institute do?

Urban Land Institute is a global nonprofit membership organization that connects cross-disciplinary real estate and land use professionals through a network of 45,000+ members across 80+ countries. It delivers value through research content (Knowledge Finder library of 17,000+ reports), professional development courses (ULI Learning), large-scale events (2,900+ annually), a global Member Directory, advisory panels for communities, and corporate/public agency membership programs.

Is Urban Land Institute a public or private company?

Urban Land Institute is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Urban Land Institute founded?

Urban Land Institute was founded in 1936. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Urban Land Institute based?

Urban Land Institute is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Urban Land Institute make money?

Six revenue lines are on record. Membership Dues are the primary driver. The others are event Fees, ULI Learning, corporate Partnerships, publications and donations.

Who are Urban Land Institute's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are CCIM Institute, NAIOP, BOMA International, CoreNet Global, ICSC (International Council of Shopping Centers), Counselors of Real Estate, American Planning Association (APA) and Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). CREtech is listed as an emerging player. National Association of REALTORS (NAR) is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Urban Land Institute have an API?

No public API is recorded for Urban Land Institute.

What industry is Urban Land Institute in?

Urban Land Institute's product category is Industry Association and Professional Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIANAH, Land Administration & Cadastral Services (Public Land Records, Parcel Management). Its SIC code is 6500.

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Commercial ObserverL.A. Might Be Commercial Real Estate’s Best-Kept SecretThe Urban Land Institute convened a Downtown L.A. conference to address challenges like crime and affordability, while investors see opportunities in discounted assets. Deals like the Bank of America Plaza at $210 million and a 40% discount on the Figueroa at Wilshire tower show value-add potential. Loan maturities peak in 2027, which could spur activity.YahooEl Paso and ULI to host downtown development workshopsThe City of El Paso and the Urban Land Institute will host a two-phase downtown development program starting Oct. 2. Phase one is an interactive workshop on Oct. 2, and phase two is an expert panel review from Oct. 21–23, with findings presented Oct. 23.YahooSavannah Mall redevelopment gains new momentum with latest studyThe Urban Land Institute Savannah conducted a technical assistance panel in April to study redevelopment of the closed Savannah Mall site into a community hub. The study proposed four options, including a town center, and the city has about $18 million in sales tax revenues to support the project. The panel recommended city control and a public-private partnership, with a timeline stretching to roughly seven years.Pittsburgh Post-GazettePittsburgh wants to create a ‘grand’ Boulevard of the AlliesPittsburgh Mayor Corey O’Connor announced that the city has received a $3 million grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to begin redesigning the Boulevard of the Allies. The project aims to transform the five-block stretch into a pedestrian-friendly grand boulevard with tree-lined medians, following recommendations from a 2024 study by the Urban Land Institute for Point Park University. Design work is set to commence immediately, though construction is expected to be several years away.PRLogULI North Florida's Awards for Excellence to recognize real estate projects and leadersThe Urban Land Institute (ULI) of North Florida will hold the Awards for Excellence on September 15, 2026, recognizing exceptional real estate projects and leaders in the region. The event aims to celebrate impactful development projects and will honor Shad Khan with the Visionary Leader Award. Numerous award categories have been established to highlight excellence in land use and development within North Florida.EIN PresswireForrestal Building TAP Report Named Outstanding Technical Planning ProjectNCPC, PBRB, and ULI Washington received the Outstanding Technical Planning Project award for their TAP Report on the Forrestal Building. The report recommended razing the 1.7 million square-foot complex due to over $41 million in annual operating costs and $202 million in repairs, and projected a net increase of 1.9 million square feet of FAR and $150.9 million in new tax revenue.UliNew ULI Report Examines the Growing Link Between Transportation and Real Estate ValueThe Urban Land Institute released a new report titled "Moving Cities Forward: Sustainable Transport, Real Estate, and Long-Term Value in the United Kingdom," based on discussions from its 2025 Sustainable Transport and Development Workshop in Manchester. The report examines how sustainable mobility is being repositioned from a public-sector infrastructure concern to a core development strategy that influences project feasibility, investment certainty, and long-term value creation. Key findings emphasize that mobility and development must be planned together, that parking strategy significantly impacts project economics, and that cross-sector partnerships between public and private entities are essential for successful integrated mobility projects.American City Business JournalsULI awards two S.F. projects, Tunnel Tops and Mission RockThe article details the Urban Land Institute (ULI) awarding recognition to two projects in San Francisco: Tunnel Tops and Mission Rock. These projects are notable for contributing to the urban landscape and enhancing public space in the city. The recognition highlights ongoing efforts to improve urban environments, particularly in response to recovery efforts in the aftermath of the pandemic.CostarReal estate investors urged to specialise as market uncertainty persistsSpeakers at the Urban Land Institute's UK Summer Reception advised real estate investors to prioritize specialization and conviction amid ongoing market uncertainty. The event highlighted that rising interest rates over the past four years have shifted the balance of power between real estate debt and equity investors, though both sides continue to identify opportunities in the current market environment.CostarUn duo à la présidence d’ULI Next en EuropeUrban Land Institute has appointed Alessandra Canavesi of BNP Paribas Asset Management Alts and Christoph Mayr of Pimco Prime Real Estate as co-presidents of its ULI Next group in Europe for a two-year term. The two will rotate on the executive committee, with Christoph Mayr serving the first annual term from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027. They succeed Daniel Benighaus, formerly of the international law firm Greenberg Traurig.