2024 Winter Issue of Urban Land - 9

CONTRIBUTORS
(McCoy, p. 10)
Bendix Anderson has written about commercial real estate,
sustainable development, and affordable housing for more
than a dozen years. His work has appeared in National Real
Estate Investor, Multifamily Executive, Affordable Housing
Finance, City Limits magazine, and other publications.
(Sustainability Outlook, p. 12)
Victoria Oestreich is a senior manager at the Urban Land
Institute where she supports a wide array of programming
and research focused on the intersections of sustainability,
health equity, and the built environment.
(Kemp and Terwilliger Awards, p. 14)
Ella Fertitta is ULI senior manager of communications and
is based in Washington, D.C.
(Ratkovich Obit, p. 15)
Jack Morrissey is ULI director of executive communications
and is based in Chicago.
(Foundation, p. 18; Outlook, p. 38; UL10, p.44; Fall Meeting,
p. 30-31)
Ron Nyren is a freelance architecture, urban planning, and
real estate writer in the San Francisco Bay area. His articles
have appeared in Metropolis, Interior Design, Preservation,
and elsewhere. His novel, The Book of Lost Light, was a
2020 finalist for the Langum Prize in American Historical
Fiction.
(Philanthropic Impact, p. 20; Fall Meeting, p. 29)
Patrick J. Kiger is a journalist based in the Washington,
D.C., area whose work has appeared in numerous print
and online publications, including the Los Angeles Times,
National Geographic, Fast Company, Quartz, History.com,
HowStuffWorks, and PBS NewsHour. He is coauthor with
Martin J. Smith of the book Poplorica: A Popular History
of the Fads, Mavericks, Inventions, and Lore That Shaped
Modern America. He has written extensively for Urban Land
on the effects of technological change and social trends on
the built environment.
(This Issue, p. 8; ULI Visionary, p. 22)
Sibley Fleming is editor in chief and vice president with the
Urban Land Institute. She is the author of several books,
including Portrait of an American Businessman: One Generation
from Cotton Field to Boardroom (Mercer University
Press, 2019). She served as editor in chief of Bisnow Media
from 2010 to 2016, where she built and led one of the first
all-digital virtual newsrooms. Before that, she served as
managing editor of National Real Estate Investor from 2005
to 2010.
(Fall Meeting, p. 32; p. 34)
Karen Jordan is a freelance journalist, filmmaker, and author
based in Los Angeles. She has contributed to The Atlantic,
Los Angeles magazine, and HuffPost.
(Fall Meeting, p. 33)
Hannah Miet is a is a freelance writer and commercial
real estate content marketer based in Los Angeles. She
launched the L.A. bureau of The Real Deal as its founding
editor and led real estate coverage at the Los Angeles Business
Journal. Her feature writing has appeared in Newsweek
and The New York Times.
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(Fall Meeting, p. 36; Mixed use, p. 128)
Kelsi Diaz is a freelance journalist and magazine writer
based in Los Angeles. For more than five years, she has
extensively reported on the commercial real estate industry,
covering major deals across all commercial asset classes,
investment strategy and capital markets trends, market
commentary, economic trends, and new technologies disrupting
and revolutionizing the industry.
(Federal Funding, p. 49)
Matt Norris is senior director for the Randall Lewis Center
for Sustainability in Real Estate at the Urban Land Institute,
where he supports the organization's Building Healthy
Places Initiative and other programs. Through Building
Healthy Places, Matt advances efforts to leverage the power
of ULI's global networks to shape projects and places in
ways that improve the health of people and communities.
He is the primary or contributing author of nine major ULI
publications.
(Federal Funding, p. 49)
Chris Perkes is a senior manager with ULI Greenprint
focused on net-zero and decarbonization efforts.
(BIPOC Funding, p. 55)
Carisa Chappell is a digital content editor with S&P Global
Ratings based in Chicago.
(APAC Senior Housing, p. 63)
Mark Cooper is a freelance journalist based in Hong Kong.
He is editor and cofounder of Sustain.
(Emerging Trends, p. 80)
Beth Mattson-Teig is a freelance business writer and editor
based in Minneapolis. She specializes in commercial real
estate and finance topics. Mattson-Teig writes for several
national business and industry publications and is the author
of numerous white papers.
(ULI Learning, p. 126)
Gretchen Sweeney is ULI's vice president for awards and
university programs. She holds a master's degree in city
planning from the University of Pennsylvania.
(Erewhon, p. 134)
Terry Todd, associate principal with RDC and Elise Kunihiro,
a senior job captain at RDC, led the historic renovation
design team for 475 South Lake Avenue and the Erewhon
Pasadena store, and have worked on multiple other Erewhon
locations throughout Southern California.
(Back Page, p. 140)
Clifton E. Rodgers, Jr. is senior vice president of The Real
Estate Roundtable, a nonprofit public policy organization
based in Washington, D.C., that along with its industry partners
advances balanced policy measures that promote the
availability of credit and the formation of capital in the commercial
and multifamily real estate industry.
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