“We are thankful for the opportunity to put our theoretical knowledge to the test with a real-world site, which helped us gain a deeper understanding ... of urban design and redevelopment,” Team Caplico, winner of the second ULI Hines Student Competition for the Asia Pacific region said. Over three weeks, 27 teams from across the region devised a comprehensive development proposal to transform Tokyo’s former Tsukiji Fish Market into a thriving, mixed-use, transit-oriented neighborhood. A jury of six regional and local industry leaders selected five finalist teams and ultimately awarded first prize to Team Caplico — a decision announced at the ULI Asia Pacific Summit in Tokyo. Read the full story and hear what Alan Beebe, ULI Asia Pacific CEO, and Ray Lawler, Hines CEO for Asia Pacific, said - https://lnkd.in/gcCPbmTQ. Congratulations to Team Caplico: Yunwoo Ryu, Koki Yano, Erica HSIEH, Yuki Tominaga. Their victory this year marks the second win for Japan’s Waseda University since the competition expanded to Asia Pacific in 2023. #ULIAsiaPacific #ULIAPSummit #Tokyo #Japan #RealEstate #HinesULIJapan
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ULI’s mission is to shape the future of the built environment for transformative impact in communities worldwide.
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ULI, the Urban Land Institute, is a nonprofit research and education organisation supported by its members. Founded in 1936, we now have over 45,000 members worldwide, representing the entire spectrum of land use and real estate development disciplines working in private enterprise and public service. A multidisciplinary real estate forum, ULI facilitates an open exchange of ideas, information, and experience among industry leaders and policy makers dedicated to creating better places. Members say we provide information they can trust, and that ULI is a place where leaders come to grow professionally and personally through sharing, mentoring, and problem solving. With pride, ULI members commit to the best in land use policy and practice. Across Asia Pacific, ULI has about 2,600 members, with a particularly strong presence in Australia, China Mainland, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Philippines and Singapore.
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Urban Land Institute and LaSalle Investment Management have crafted a new framework to help the real estate industry act on climate risk disclosure data. Lindsay Brugger, Vice President of Resilience at ULI and Julie Manning, Global Head of Climate and Carbon from LaSalle joins us to discuss the framework. https://bit.ly/4cknqJB
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Since global central banks began hiking interest rates in 2022, Japan’s lower cost of capital has made it a magnet for global investors seeking deals in one of the very few major markets still offering positive yield spreads. While that has ensured robust flows of incoming capital, market fundamentals are not completely supportive. A panel of Japan-based investors and asset managers Seiko Ikeda, Takashi Murata, Taku Yamaumi, and Jon Tanaka attending our 2024 Asia Pacific Summit examined the dynamics of these crosscurrents on local markets. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gZxNU2bh and all the Asia Pacific Summit articles on Urban Land Online: https://lnkd.in/ggUqGBj7 Brett Widness | Colin Galloway ULI Australia | ULI China Mainland | ULI Hong Kong | ULI India | ULI Japan | ULI Philippines | ULI Singapore | ULI South Korea #ULIAsiaPacific #ULIAPSummit #Tokyo #Japan
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ULI is proud to announce our new Global CEO will be Angela Cain, who brings 25+ years of global nonprofit and leadership experience in the corporate real estate sector – most recently as CEO of CoreNet Global. Angela will join the Urban Land Institute effective September 3, working closely with the Global Board and ULI’s co-interim managing directors to deliver value to our members and guide ULI toward even greater growth and impact on communities worldwide. Read our press release here: https://lnkd.in/eT9yRJUV
Urban Land Institute Appoints Angela Cain as Global CEO
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For many years, India’s real estate markets languished in the shadow of a booming Mainland China, with investors flocking there to buy real estate and tap into emerging demand. More recently, as China has struggled to mediate structural oversupply in real assets, investment flows are moving increasingly in a southerly direction. A panel of industry experts Joel Rothstein, Nayan Parekh, Rohan Sikri, and Tim Wang addressed the dynamics of current investment landscapes in each market at the ULI’s 2024 Asia Pacific Summit in Tokyo. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gpAwi5BJ and all the Asia Pacific Summit articles on Urban Land Online: https://lnkd.in/ggUqGBj7 Brett Widness | Colin Galloway ULI Australia | ULI China Mainland | ULI Hong Kong | ULI India | ULI Japan | ULI Philippines | ULI Singapore | ULI South Korea #ULIAsiaPacific #ULIAPSummit #Tokyo #Japan
India’s Investor Appeal Comes Into View as Interest Rates Remain High and Growth Continues
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The opening ceremony of the 2024 Beijing CBD Forum and the first Beijing CBD Multinational Corporations Conference was held on 5 June 2024, at the China World Hotel. The theme of the 2024 Beijing CBD Forum is "Dialogue with the World for Common Development," and the first Beijing CBD Multinational Corporations Conference focuses on global climate cooperation and opportunities for China's green development. Alan Beebe, CEO of ULI Asia Pacific, was invited to deliver a keynote speech on global climate and green governance. He presented ULI’s Global Net Zero Initiative and long-term strategy recommendations for achieving net-zero carbon to the leaders of Beijing and Chaoyang District, international organisations, multinational corporations, and Chinese enterprises. He also called for cross-industry cooperation on low-carbon city implementation paths, including open data environments, green finance and investment, innovative green technology applications, and energy transition. ULI China Mainland, as a partner organisation, supported the successful holding of the forum and hosted the professional business conference "Public REITs Development and Outlook Seminar". #ULIAsiaPacific #ThoughtLeadership
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🎥 Relive the highlights: 2024 ULI Asia Pacific Summit recap! 🎥 We are thrilled to share the unforgettable moments from this year's Summit in Tokyo! A heartfelt thank you to our speakers, sponsors, and all the participants who made it a resounding success. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/grFeyUwV See you in Hong Kong next year from 26-29 May 2025 as we continue to connect, inspire and lead! #ULIAsiaPacific #ULIAPSummit
2024 ULI Asia Pacific Summit Overall Recap
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Chief Sustainability Officer(CDL); TIME100Climate; SDG Pioneer2018; UN PRI Real Estate Advisory; WorldGBC CorpAdv Bd Chair; GRI Board, GRESB FB & APREA Bd; WEF Nature+ Cities Global Com, ISSB, SRAC, G20, ULI, SID, TEDx
‘Live long, Live green - Sustainable Strategies for Asia’s Ageing Infrastructure’ was the mind-boggling topic our panel discussed during the Urban Land Institute #APAC Summit, #Tokyo on 29th May. The world is building an equivalent of Paris every 5 days; an equivalent of Japan every year. APAC accounts for about half of the world’s carbon emissions and is fast growing in population, urbanization and buildings Here are some facts/data that pose both challenges and opportunities to APAC’s built environment: - Home to 60% of world’s population spanning 36 countries from the most populous countries to the smallest populations in the small island states in the Pacific. - APAC is #aging fast-people aged 60 years and older will more than double from now to 2050; reaching one in four by mid-century. - Global life expectancy has gone up from 46.5 in 1950 to 71.7 years old in 2022, and is expected to hit 77.3 by 2050(UN Population Division, Feb 2023) - Our infrastructure and buildings are also aging fast: some 70% of the buildings exist today will still be around in 2050 - APAC suffers keenly from #climatethreats The global #racetozero will not be possible without active contribution from the building sector and APAC. The #NetZero Pathways/Targets for the built environment are challenging but not impossible: - By 2030, it should halve its emissions, whereby 100% of new buildings must be net-zero carbon in operation, with widespread energy efficiency retrofit of existing assets well underway, and embodied carbon must be reduced by at least 40%, with leading projects achieving at least 50% reductions in embodied carbon. - By 2050, at the latest, all new and existing assets must be net-zero across the whole life cycle, including operational and embodied emissions. Solutions and innovations are more available, #climatefinance is a key enabler but needs to increase drastically. The annual climate finance needed through 2030 increases steadily from US$8.1 to 9 trillion in the average scenario. Then, estimated needs jump to over US$10 trillion p.a. from 2031 to 2050 (Climate Policy Initiative report). Climate finance must increase by at least five-fold annually, soonest possible. Similarly, IFC - International Finance Corporation estimated the need of US$125 trillion by 2050 to achieve net zero. No countries or sectors will be spared from the climate emergency and extreme weather events. Technology application and collaboration are key as reiterated by the diverse panel of experts from different parts of the world. My honor to share thoughts with the amazing moderator Prof Greg Clark CBE FAcSS, Dr. Tim Forman Terence Seah Manvendra Shekhawatv World Economic Forum World Green Building Council Singapore Green Building Council WBCSD – World Business Council for Sustainable Development City Developments Limited CDP MSCI Inc. National Climate Change Secretariat, Singapore Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
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Yesterday GreenGen CEO, Brad Dockser, took part in the #Decarbonization and #Resilience Forum at the 2024 ULI Asia Pacific Summit in Tokyo! He was joined by industry leaders Helen Amos from JLL Hong Kong, Albert Chan from Shui On Land, and Vram Malek from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) to discuss the crucial role of retrofitting existing buildings in achieving #netzero goals. Key takeaways from the summit so far: 🏢 It's clear that retrofitting is profitable and drives asset value. 🤝 Successful execution requires collaboration among multiple parties. 🌱 There is a growing demand from stakeholders for more efficient, healthier spaces. A big thank you to everyone who joined us! #ULIAPSummit
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Wrapping up a week in Tokyo as we gathered for the 2024 ULI Asia Pacific Summit. My highlights 👇 🥂 A Toast to Innovation – A breakfast celebrating the ULI Hines Student Competition APAC winners. So inspiring! The future of our industry is in good hands with young leaders like these. Kudos to the organizing team and jurors for their hard work. 🌿 Mapping ESG – Wonderful to speak with Lisette Van Doorn at the Decarbonisation and Resilience Forum. Major theme - keep it simple as we navigate the complexity. More change coming as the cost of inaction increases and cost of action decreases. 🎤 Hines highlights – Jon Tanaka led an engaging Japan capital markets forum. The room was packed, standing room only! Rosie Leake moderated an interesting discussion on planning for whole-life carbon. Kitty Cheung shared best sustainability practices from One Museum Place that has achieved International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) & LEED Platinum and GRESB five-star ratings. 🌟 Bonus – Getting together with my #Hines colleagues and industry friends from across the region. It’s such a pleasure seeing and connecting! Congratulations to Alan Beebe and to the entire ULI Asia Pacific team for an amazing event. I’m looking forward to the next summit in Hong Kong next year! #urbandevelopment #leadership #sustainability
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