2022 Spring Issue - 8

SPRING 2022 urbanland®
65 UL10
The Green Outdoors
RON NYREN
Ten landscaped open spaces
give communities some
breathing room.
94 Retooling Innovation
Districts
CHAD BURKE AND ZACHARY
ZETTLER
Innovation hubs bring public
and private research institutions
together with cutting-edge
startups and developers to
reshape cities.
106 Landwrites
106 COVID Accelerates
Demand for Build-toRent
Single-Family
Housing
SUDHA REDDY
Increased supply continues to
draw institutional investment to
the space.
94
24 Developments
ULI Convenes Attainable Housing
Crisis Roundtable
Leveraging Underused Sites to
Bring More Green Space to
Hong Kong
McCoy Symposium: Looking for
Bright Spots and Opportunities in
Commercial Real Estate for 2022
Remembering Wayne S. Doran
WLI Prologis Achievement Awards
Help Level the Playing Field
Taking the Lead on Sustainability
in 2022
41 Inside the ULI
Foundation
California Developer Randall
Lewis Makes Historic
$10 Million Gift
45 Expanding
Affordable Housing
Using Public/Private
Partnerships
ADA M. HEALEY
Multifamily Tax Exemption
Program makes housing
affordable to more renters.
100 Proactive
100 Solution File
Courtyard Commons Creates
Community
WILLIAM P. MACHT
A Washington, D.C.-area
developer builds a high-amenity,
low-rise courtyard project to knit
together a more urban transitoriented
housing community.
112 Back Page
Attainable Housing for All
RON TERWILLIGER
ULI's Terwilliger Center for
Housing launches three new
initiatives to fulfill the Institute's
global mission priority.
Departments
16 CEO Perspective
18 Advertisers Index
21 This Issue
100
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