Upcoming Events
ULI New York Presents: The “Hotelification” of Real Estate
Different real estate asset types are reinventing tenant and customer experience, drawing significantly from long held practices in the hospitality industry. Companies are increasingly employing physical elements (amenities, design, furnishings), service components, and more (sales tactics, rent durations, revenue practices) from the hospitality industry, responding to changing tenant and customer demands. This panel includes representatives who are actively disrupting the retail, office and housing concepts. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2019 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM Registration 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM…
SOLD OUT!! ULI New York LGBTQ Social
The ULI New York Young Leaders Group is pleased to present a cocktail reception in celebration of Stonewall 50 and Pride Month. Whether you are a current ULI member or are interested in getting involved, join us for our first-ever ULI New York LGBTQ Pride Month celebration. This reception will provide a unique opportunity to connect, collaborate and build relationships with real estate industry LGBTQ peers and leaders. This event is proudly hosted by the ULI New York YLGs, but…
ULI Greenprint Presents: Empowering Tenants to Build out Sustainably with the Tenant Energy Optimization Program
No matter where you fall on a building’s life cycle; architect, engineer, landlord, tenant, manager, owner, operator or any other role, you can influence a leased space’s sustainability. Integrating sustainability into a leased space can be a daunting endeavor for any tenant, even for those companies with existing corporate environmental social governance (ESG) strategies. The Tenant Energy Optimization Program (TEOP) is a proven 10-step method to break down barriers and solve problems to enable the build-out of tenant spaces in…
ULI WNY Presents: UrbanPlan for Public Officials
The Western New York satellite of the Urban Land Institute (ULI WNY) is excited to implement UrbanPlan for Public Officials (UP4PO), a case-based exercise in which teams of five respond to a mock RFP to redevelop five blocks in a fictitious city. Each team member takes on a different role in the development team: city liaison, community liaison, financial analyst, marketing director, or site planner. Together, team members produce a proposal that balances the trade-offs and desires of each of…