Make lasting connections, explore urgent topics, and share insights at the 2022 ULI Europe Conference in #Brussels, 11-13 May.
I head off to the ULI’s Europe Conference this week and am hoping for more of the same…. The story she shared - and her creativity, her forward thinking, and her courage - is remarkable, and it was made just that much more palpable when sitting together in a room. I had the chance to host a fireside chat with the legendary Dame Inga Beale (former Chair of Lloyd's amongst other distinguished roles). I recently received photos from last month's Urban Land Institute's Leadership Retreat in Amsterdam. The event was a treat - reminding me of the power of the physical and the power of spontaneity - leading to new opportunities, new information, and even a bit of old fashioned fun. ULI Europe Conference: the future of cities, The Urbanist 552 - Radioĭespite the never ending global tumult and market uncertainty, recent data shows certain biz travel up triple digits in Q1, quality hotel ADRs headed to pre-pandemic level, the Atlantic flight corridor back to full occupancy in Q3, and more…. There may be a looming recession but let’s make hay whilst the sun shines. Marie Puybaraud of JLL Work Dynamic, Timon de Jong, and Ger Baron of Amsterdam. I believe this is due to the phenomenon of the operalisation of real estate, which has been sneaking up on us for years, and which, when executed correctly, can be massively accretive to overall asset values.įor more on this, have a listen to the podcast, linked below, which also features industry legends Francois Trausch of Allianz Real Estate, Dr. I am optimistic because I believe the barriers to entry to the real estate sector have steadily declined in recent decades, and there has been a simultaneous and steady inflow of talent into the sector - talented individuals who may not even consider themselves as “real estate” people. I am tremendously optimistic about the mid to long term future of the built environment, and particularly the urban core, despite the near term tumult which is inevitably upon us. Many of those who know me will know that I am a big fan (the only appropriate word for it!) of Monocle, and the thoughtful media empire they have built.įor this and many others reasons, I was thrilled to be featured in their podcast, The Urbanist, released yesterday and hosted by Carlota Rebelo, which is focused on the future of cities and the dynamics at play within them.
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