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If you are involved in a charitable organization based in Orange County or the Inland Empire and that organization is struggling with a challenging or complex land use planning or real estate development issue, please consider submitting an application for a ULI Technical Assistance Panel (TAP). If you are not directly involved with a charitable organization and are familiar with one that could be considered for a TAP, we encourage you to forward this message to the organization's leadership. 

Application deadline extended
to Friday, May 18, 2012. 

Winners were announced Thurs., April 19th at the Irvine Ranch Outdoor Education Center. For Community Development Project: Vista Dunes Courtyard Homes in La Quinta. For Organizational Leadership: WRCOG Regional Energy and Environmental Programs. For Vision: Seizing our Destiny in Riverside.  CLICK HERE to access the official Awards Booklet from the event featuring all nominees and recipients.

We invite you to BE A 2012 SPONSOR. Our District Council is unique in that our sponsors help carry-out the ULI mission in both Orange County and the Inland Empire. That means your firm/agency name is affiliated with ULI in a large geographic area with 90 cities, via a distribution list now reaching over 5,700 names. Your sponsorship supports the District Council’s research and education in Capital Markets, Edge Development, Housing, Infrastructure, Places of Commerce, Placemaking, Sustainability and TOD, during an important time in the industry. We offer complimentary memberships at certain levels and also offer complimentary registrations to the programs of your choice.

Click here for an Annual Sponsorship Application.

The ULI Orange County/Inland Empire Sustainable Communities Initiative Council (SCIC) members spent the morning of Feb. 22, touring one of the first net-zero communities in Southern California with Steve Ruffner, KB Coastal’s Division President. Ruffner discussed the firm’s decision to move toward a net-zero home design, as well as the significant opportunities they see in this market as a large production homebuilder. Eric Higuchi, KB Homes and Susan Davison, VTBS, organized the tour of ZeroHouse 2.0, KB Home’s new energy-efficient, technology advanced single family homes in Lake Forest which can produce as much as energy as it uses, as an educational outing for the SCIC members. Click here to read the full story.

“Build relationships with key real estate industry leaders at the 2012 ULI Spring Meeting in Charlotte, May 8-10.  Click here for more information

The ULI Orange County/Inland Empire proudly releases its “FY11 Annual Report,” which highlights District Council sponsors and members and professionals in the land use planning and real estate development industry, who helped the ULI maintain its brand as a trusted neutral convener and a source of high-quality, objective information. It was a year of action with 6 Initiative Councils up and running, 70 programs planned and organized, and 3 Technical Assistance Panel (TAPs) conducted. Watch for a printed copy of the FY11 Annual Report coming your way via the USPS. Open a digital copy of the publication now. CLICK HERE TO VIEW REPORT.

 

Attention All Fans of ULI Orange County/Inland Empire! We are growing our fan base on our newly created Facebook page. The more "Likes" we get the more opportunities we have to communicate all the great things you and your fellow members are doing. We hope to make this just one more source for you to find the information and resources you look for as a member. Help us build our facebook community! CLICK HERE

 2009 TOD Marketplace
The District Council conducted four Technical Assistance Panels on selected sites in Orange County and the Inland Empire as part of the 2009 TOD Marketplace. For a copy of the TOD Marketplace Report, contact the ULI Orange County/Inland Empire District Council office at (949) 585-2995.

Temecula HSR TOD TAP Report
While there are 25 cities, from Sacramento to San Diego, that are selected as high speed rail station locations, there are many more cities along the corridor that will be looking at the high speed rail’s benefits and impacts. This TAP provided a case study for “station-adjacent” communities to observe land use and mobility planning to build off the potential of a nearby high-speed rail station as well as the importance of community outreach. To view the report, click here.

Principles of Edge Development
Last June, the District Council conducted a two-day Edge Development Workshop. Following up the two-day workshop, an Edge Development Forum was held in September 2009. From these programs, the ULI Orange County/Inland Empire is pleased to provide a report on the “Principles of Edge Development.” To view the report, click here.

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.