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Webinar recordings of our DecarbonizeNOW webinars, focused on breaking down and implementing the Inflation Reduction Act in local commercial real estate practices are now available on ULI Knowledge Finder. These webinars are open to members and non-members. Check out the presentations by following the links below. Webinar 1 - Breaking it Down, Introduction to IRA Tax Incentives: https://lnkd.in/gWCPYScm Webinar 2 - Explore the Details: Strategic Financing for IRA: https://lnkd.in/gmu9Mb78 Webinar 3 - Putting It All Together: Compliance and Reporting to Better Your Portfolio: https://lnkd.in/gn77QYHZ #ULINW

?? Thank You, ULI Northwest Members! ?? A big thank you to everyone who joined us last week in Seattle for the 2025 Emerging Trends in Real Estate? event! It was incredible to see such a diverse group of professionals come together to share insights and tackle some big questions shaping our industry. We did something a little different this year and polled our audience for their thoughts on the current and future state of the real estate market. (Check out the questions and your answers in the photos.) The feedback we received during the discussions was eye-opening and suggested something encouraging: the real estate market might not be as bad as we thought it was. Thank you again for your thoughtful participation and for helping us navigate the future of our industry. Here’s to a strong year ahead! ??? INSPIRE SPONSORS Washington Holdings, LLC, Wright Runstad & Company, MG2 Design, Urban Renaissance Group CONNECT SPONSORS ECOnorthwest, CBRE, Seyfarth Shaw LLP, J.P. Morgan, U.S. Bank, Stoel Rives LLP IN CASE YOU MISSED IT, here is the Emerging Trends in Real Estate? Report: https://lnkd.in/gPMXF_B6.. #ULINorthwest #EmergingTrends2025 #RealEstateLeadership

ULI Northwest was thrilled to partner with WoodWorks last night to host the Mastering Mass Timber Costs: A Roundtable Workshop! This dynamic event brought together over 70 industry leaders to explore the future of mass timber construction, diving into cost strategies, innovative practices, and its potential to revolutionize the built environment. Thank you to Kate (Pfretzschner) Carrigg, P.E., for organizing and facilitating the conversation, Timberlab for providing the space, and everyone who joined and shared your industry expertise. Together, we’re building a more sustainable and innovative future!

?? Don’t miss out! ?? Join us November 20th for ULI Northwest’s Emerging Trends in Real Estate? 2025 event in Seattle, where industry leaders will dive into the trends shaping the future of real estate. This is your chance to connect with peers, gain valuable insights, and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market. ???? Spots are filling up fast—secure your place today before it’s too late! A huge thank you to our incredible sponsors for making this event possible. Your support helps us create opportunities to learn, connect, and grow together. ?? SPEAKERS Michael Wilkerson, Ph.D Mark Katz Paige Morgan Rebecca Bloom, CRE INSPIRE SPONSORS Washington Holdings, LLC, Wright Runstad & Company, MG2 Design, Urban Renaissance Group CONNECT SPONSORS ECOnorthwest, CBRE, Seyfarth Shaw LLP, J.P. Morgan, U.S. Bank, Stoel Rives LLP ?? REGISTER TODAY: https://lnkd.in/g9k7RHRr #RealEstate #EmergingTrends #ULINorthwest #Networking #Leadership

Last Chance to Register for the PDX Mastering Mass Timber Costs – A Roundtable Workshop for Developers and Owners on November 21st starting at 3pm. Organized in partnership with ULI Northwest to provide real estate professionals with the opportunity to meet with mock integrated project teams, this event moves away from traditional speakers and panelists so that each table can dive into the content and questions that matter most to them. Join over 60 experienced A/E/C leaders, mass timber trade partners, and local developers and owners for this unique opportunity to learn about current trends, insurance, and cost considerations for successful mass timber projects. ULI Northwest members head to ULI's events page for a member discount. #oregonrealestate # #masstimber #realestatedevelopment #pdxrealestate

Meet Matt Boker, an Associate at Olson Kundig, Co-Chair of the ULI Americas Young Leaders Group and Board Member of the ULI Northwest Young Leaders Group. Matt has 9 years of experience in mixed-use and residential design. At Olson Kundig, he channels his passion for multifamily architecture, crafting exceptional high-end condo and hospitality projects amidst captivating outdoor recreation destinations. Prior to Olson Kundig, Matt trained in New York City for 10 years in varying typologies, including luxury condos and master plans in New York, mixed-use developments in Washington D.C., commercial projects in Argentina, and a museum proposal in Israel with ODA New York. Matt earned his Master of Architecture at Pratt Institute after achieving a B.S. at the University of Idaho and student teaching its architecture program in Rome. Here's what Matt's ULI engagement has meant to him: "ULI has been an incredible avenue for professional development and industry knowledge growth over the past 8 years. From my local Young Leaders Group experience in ULI New York and now Seattle's ULI Northwest, I grew my understanding of development and client relations to working with a team in a wide range of markets across North America with our Americas YLG Committee. I'm passionate about providing opportunities for impact to our emerging young professionals, to help grow them into the future leaders of our industry." #ULINW

This year's Emerging Trends? event is filling up fast! Don't miss out on this invaluable opportunity to enhance your understanding of capital markets and gain a competitive edge in today's challenging environment. Register now to secure your spot and join us for an event that promises to be both informative and transformative. Together, let's navigate the complexities of the capital markets and emerge stronger and more resilient than ever before. REGISTER TODAY: https://lnkd.in/g9k7RHRr

City of Seattle Office of Planning and Community Development Director Rico Quirindongo debuted a new column in ARCADE NW Publishing titled "Planning the New Normal." Read on to get to know Rico and understand his perspectives on the built environment that he brings to his role. https://lnkd.in/gYV2isDD #ULINW

Join ULI Northwest on November 20th?for our annual, signature event featuring a presentation of the Emerging Trends in Real Estate? report — a publication with a 42-year history and one of the most highly-regarded and widely-read trends report in the real estate industry —?as well as a locally curated capital markets keynote and panel. Don't miss out on this invaluable opportunity to enhance your understanding of capital markets and gain a competitive edge in today's challenging environment. Together, let's navigate the complexities of the capital markets and emerge stronger and more resilient than ever before. REGISTER TODAY: https://lnkd.in/g9k7RHRr

Portland, Oregon is a city of bold innovation—right-sized, resilient, and forward-thinking. Attending ULI Northwest's ELEVATE event a couple weeks ago was a showcase of the dynamic projects shaping Portland’s future. To highlight just a few from the inspiring all day session: ?? Albina Vision | JT Flowers This vision and story is and always has been about personal histories for many Albina Vision Trust folks doing the work.? If you have not seen one of its leaders talk about the project make sure you catch their next presentation or community or council meeting because these are the visionaries who are creating the backdrop for a thriving future for greater Albina. ?? Made in Old Town | Noel Kinder & Matthew Claudel At the intersection of Portland’s rich manufacturing legacy and its maker culture, this project reimagines eight historic buildings in Old Town as a shared shoe apparel cluster (a market where Portland leads in the US) resource with a focus on 3D printing and shoe sampling—but is also (BOTH / AND) thinking about integrating housing solutions in the same area. ?? Building Communities Through Sport | Jim Etzel, AJ Z. & Heather Davis With WNBA coming to town and expanded concert events at Timbers Stadium, Portland’s sports infrastructure needs evolving. Did you know some parts of the Timbers Stadium are nearly 100 years old? This history makes it incredibly special—but also complex to modernize especially in the face of climate change. And it’s more than just sports—the Moda Center has aligned with Albina Vision Trust, showing how partnerships are the backbone of sustainable urban growth. Portland is rolling up its sleeves and getting to work. Being a Portlander—for me, eleven years in and counting—is fundamentally about innovation, problem solving and forming partnerships to make the biggest of things happen. #ULIElevate #PortlandInnovation #PossibleFutures