A global network of real estate and land use professionals founded in 1936, with local councils and research.
The Urban Land Institute, or ULI, says it is the largest global network of real estate and land use professionals, founded in 1936 with tens of thousands of members in more than eighty countries and many local networks. Its website highlights research, cross-disciplinary collaboration and initiatives around the world. Developers and owners in Nashville sometimes turn to it for ideas about housing, mixed-use and community design.
We are an independent firm and are not part of ULI. Our site analysis, feasibility and master planning services use general knowledge of land use and real estate, and we coordinate with brokers, engineers and planners on each project. If you want to learn more about trends in development, the institute publications are a good starting point, and we can help you apply what you read to your own property.
Visit the official Urban Land Institute website
Professionals in many countries and cities.
Groups that bring professionals together.
Studies on land use and development.
Architects, developers and planners together.
Founded in 1936.
Useful context for planning.
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It can inspire ideas about density, parking and public space that apply at any scale.
No. We are an independent architecture firm and are not part of ULI. We explain what it publishes in plain language and help you apply it to your own project.
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