Join ULI Dallas-Fort Worth and DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) for a full-day event on transit-oriented development (TOD)! Hear from experts on transit’s role in shaping cities, the power of public-private partnerships, and TOD’s impact on housing, jobs, and taxes. Plus, explore successful projects from Atlanta, and New South Wales. Don’t miss it! #TOD #UrbanDevelopment Register at https://lnkd.in/gcFqrg2Q
ULI Dallas-Fort Worth
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Dallas，Texas 2,647 位关注者
Driving ULI's mission of shaping the future of the built environment for transformative impact in communities in DFW.
关于我们
ULI Dallas-Fort Worth is an organization of practicing land use professionals and community leaders in commercial real estate. On a global scale, ULI offers a network of more than 50,000 members. As a nonpartisan organization, ULI has long been recognized as one of America’s most respected and widely quoted sources of objective information on urban planning, growth and development. Our members form a spectrum of land use and development disciplines, including developers, builders, investors, designers, public officials, planners, real estate brokers, attorneys, engineers, lenders, academics and students. Getting involved in ULI Dallas-Fort Worth offers members the opportunity to network with more than 1,700 local members, industry leaders, and public officials. ULI represents the best practices of planning and land use, and offers a wide array of local and national experts at our monthly events. Whether your goal is to network with the senior people in the real estate industry or to learn more about trends in land use or urban planning, this is the place for you. The mission of ULI is to: "Shape the future of the built environment for transformative impact in communities worldwide." ULI Dallas-Fort Worth carries forth that mission by serving the DFW metropolitan area's public and private sectors with pragmatic land use expertise and education. To learn more, please browse through our website or contact us at [email protected].
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https://dallas-fortworth.uli.org/
ULI Dallas-Fort Worth的外部链接
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- 房地产
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- 51-200 人
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- Dallas，Texas
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- CRE、Real Estate、Non Profit、Transit Oriented Development、Multifamily Development、Industrial/Office Development、Networking、Content Based Events、Community Development、Commercial/Retail Development、Hotel Development、Mixed-Use Development、Sustainability、Land Use、Young Leaders、Center for Leadership、Impact Awards、Urban Plan、Urban Plan for Public Officials、Women's Leadership Initiative、CRE Diversity、Public/Private Partnership、Health/Education/Life Sciences Development、Small Scale Development和Education
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Last Chance! Standard Pricing Ends TONIGHT! Don't miss out on this incredible full-day event packed with insights from top transit leaders. Secure your ticket now. Introducing the Transit Leadership Roundtable on the Role of Transit Agencies in TOD, with speakers: Will Anderson | Moderator | Editor-In-Chief, Dallas Business Journal Nadine S. Lee | President & CEO, DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) Rich Andreski | President & CEO, Trinity Metro Dottie Watkins | President & CEO, CapMetro Standard pricing ends today! Register at https://lnkd.in/gviGeweM #TransitLeadership #TOD #UrbanDevelopment #Transportation #Leadership
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Yesterday I was able to join the ULI Dallas-Fort Worth UrbanPlan volunteer training program! UrbanPlan has a fantastic training model and an even better educational program. Big shoutout to team HomeTech Collective and our ability to work together in roles that were outside of our usual careers!
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ULI Dallas-Fort Worth held an engaging urban development training session at University of North Texas at Dallas for real estate professionals and students, centered around a fictitious Yorktown RFP. The focus was on creating a mixed-use, sustainable, walkable, and cross-generational community development. Four talented teams went head-to-head, competing for the best site plan and presentation, all while showcasing their ability to make the development profitable for both the City and developers, while also considering the needs of the community. I'm beyond proud to announce that yours truly, president and founder of #BlackWomenDevelopers was on the winning development team. Our presentation to the city council representatives truly highlighted our knowledge and commitment to building a vibrant urban community. Congratulations to my amazing team: ??Ray Tse??Terri Drummond ??Kennedy Miles and??Harry Lewis. Shoutout to Kevin Miles and Matt Houston for facilitating a great urban development training and #BlackWomenDevelopers, The Angelia Scott-Dunbar, The Kelly Flowers and Bernita Dowell PMP,CREN Director of Real Estate/Development for representing black women in development. #ULIDFW #UrbanDevelopment #CommunityBuilding #Teamwork #Sustainability #UNTDallas
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Explore the future of Parker and Johnson Counties with industry leaders and economic experts. Gain insights on growth, development, and infrastructure from experts such as Chris Strayer of Parker County Economic Development Council, Alex Philips of the City of Burleson Economic Development, and Travis Clegg of Westwood Professional Services. Connect with key stakeholders and help shape the region’s path forward! Register today at Register at: https://lnkd.in/gSYNPpSR #ParkerCounty #JohnsonCounty #TexasCRE #ULIDFW
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Today, UrbanPlan veterans and newcomers gathered at the University of North Texas at Dallas for an immersive workshop on real estate ownership, development, and planning. Participants engaged in hands-on challenges to navigate urban growth complexities, gaining valuable insights into land use solutions. A heartfelt thank you to our gracious hosts for fostering meaningful discussions and learning. The enthusiasm and dedication of all attendees made this a rewarding experience, and we look forward to future sessions!
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Panel Spotlight: P3s for TODs: Exploring the Challenges and Opportunities of Public-Private Partnerships Join us for an engaging discussion featuring industry leaders: Don Magner | Moderator | City Manager, City of Richardson Texas Paris Rutherford | Principal, Catalyst Urban Development Dr. Calvin Jamison | Vice President for Facilities & Economic Development, The University of Texas at Dallas Jack Matthews | Founder & CEO, Matthews Southwest Tom Huth | President & CEO Palladium USA International, Inc. Learn about public-private partnerships, and the impact of TOD on housing, employment, and taxation, and gain global insights from successful projects on this full-day event! Don't miss this opportunity to connect and collaborate. Register at https://lnkd.in/gdPc7pe7
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Join us on 4.15.25 for our April Breakfast Forum: "AI in Design & Construction - Hype, Reality, & What's Next." Hear from industry experts "MC" Michael Contreras and Bill Carney as they explore how AI is shaping design and construction. ULIDFW's Breakfast Forums are a staple event for our region's Commercial Real Estate community. These content rich morning discussions bring in top CRE professionals from around DFW to speak on the hottest topics within our industry. Start your morning with a networking coffee, grow your industry knowledge during breakfast, and then be on your way before your first meetings of the day! Register today at: https://lnkd.in/gdH9ahY3
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How can innovative strategies in transit-oriented development (TOD) shape the future of urban planning? ????? On 27 March Angus Campbell, Senior Partner at Foster + Partners forms part of a panel discussing ‘Innovative Approaches to Creating and Paying for TOD’ at the ULI Dallas-Fort Worth North Texas Transit Oriented Development Summit - CEU Accredited Event in Dallas, USA. Angus will explore the role of transit agencies and the challenges and opportunities of public-private partnerships. He will delve into the impact of TOD on housing, job creation, tax revenue and innovative approaches to creating and paying for TOD. ?? 27 March 2025 | 15:00 (CDT) ?? W Dallas Hotel, 2440 Victory Park Ln, Dallas, USA ?? https://brnw.ch/21wRral #Architecture #Design #Innovation #Engineering #Construction #TOD #TransitOrientedDevelopment