The Money Chase: An Inside Look at "New" Capital in 2010In an economic climate like this, how do you plan to capitalize your real estate assets? How do you determine values? Get the information that will help you navigate through the capital markets. For information and to register for this event, click here.
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Eric Snyder
2009 TOD Marketplace PresentationULI Orange County / Inland Empire focused on three cities for its TOD Marketplace – Corona, Ontario, and Placentia to determine how each could promote more walkable developments tied to the current or proposed transit hubs in each. Panels of ULI members with varying backgrounds in developing, urban planning, design, and architecture presented their own suggestions for each of the cities. The Marketplace was part of a year-long ULI Orange County / Inland Empire program designed to help city officials, planners, and others involved in transit-oriented development to cultivate ideas to boost private sector investment in these projects. To view the TOD Marketplace presentation, click here.
ULI Amanda Burden Urban Open Space AwardThis award celebrates vibrant, successful urban open spaces by recognizing and rewarding an example of a public destination that has enriched and revitalized its surrounding community. This award is made possible by a generous contribution from Amanda Burden, New York City Planning Commissioner. The deadline for application is February 19, 2010. For more information and to apply for this award, click here.
ULI Reports on Land Use
YLG Pro Bono TAP GWUA
This project involved the implementation of a charter school that aims to educate, employ, and empower at-risk youth. To view the report, click here.
Healthy Communities
Three roundtables were conducted and a whitepaper was created listing the findings and recommendations. To view this whitepaper, click here.
Building Workforce Housing
This resource guide was created by the ULI Orange County/Inland Empire Workforce Housing Task Force. To view the Workforce Housing Guide, click here.
TAP Report on ARTIC
A Technical Assitance Panel (TAP) was conducted for the City of Anaheim and the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA). To view the TAP report, click here.