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Urban Land Institute

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Urban Land Institute, from most recent to least.

The Future of Friendship Heights?

The Future of Friendship Heights?

Nena Perry-Brown | April 23rd 2021

The DC Office of Planning enlisted an Urban Land Institute panel to study how the DC-Maryland neighborhood could be redeveloped.... read»

More ADUs and More Awareness: Experts Weigh in On How To Add Housing West of Rock Creek Park

More ADUs and More Awareness: Experts Weigh in On How To Add Housing West of Rock Creek Park

Nena Perry-Brown | July 15th 2019

A panel of Urban Land Institute experts gave their recommendations for how DC can add housing west of Rock Creek Park.... read»

Most Millennials Living with Roommates Would Rather Live Alone, Study Says

Most Millennials Living with Roommates Would Rather Live Alone, Study Says

Tianna Mañón | June 24th 2015

But many millennials still aren't ready to buy, an Urban Land Institute study showed.... read»

What Does Generation Y Want? Walkability and City Life

What Does Generation Y Want? Walkability and City Life

Shilpi Paul | May 16th 2013

The findings of a recent study about Generation Y support what people have been saying for years: members of the group want to live in walkable neighb... read»

Report Reveals DC's 43 Walkable Urban Places

Report Reveals DC's 43 Walkable Urban Places

Shilpi Paul | September 11th 2012

On Tuesday, the Urban Land Institute hosted a conference in honor of a newly released report that lays out the 43 "walkable, urban places" in the DC a... read»

Real Estate Foundation Greenprint Partners With ULI

Real Estate Foundation Greenprint Partners With ULI

Shilpi Paul | January 23rd 2012

In eco-friendly real estate news, the Greenprint Foundation joins forces with the Urban Land Institute. ... read»

What Will Homes Look Like in the Future?

What Will Homes Look Like in the Future?

Shilpi Paul | December 7th 2011

UrbanTurf recently reached out to a selection of people "in the know" about housing to get a sense of what homes will look like in the future. While e... read»

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