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University Connections: Exploring the Real Estate Forecast
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Networking; Exchange of Knowledge, Ideas, & Best Practices; Research & Industry Trends
UrbanPlan Workshop Instructor Training
Multifaith Space and Prayer Room
University Connections Networking Roundtables
Five Reasons Everyone is Wrong About the Future of Downtowns
Unlocking Billions in Federal Funding for Your Projects: Generational Investments in Sustainable Development
Capital Markets: Securing Debt Today
Thriving Together: Collaborations in Coastal Resilience Infrastructure
Making Multigenerational Communities Happen
Homeless to Housed Symposium
Climate Adaptation at Waterfront Affordable Housing: How NYCHA Invested $3B to Protect 60,000 New Yorkers
UrbanPlan: Diversifying the Real Estate Industry through Education
Advisory Services Program Lightning Round: Get a Glimpse of Advisory Services
Lunch Reception
District Council Sustainability Leaders Gathering
Opening General Session: A Conversation with Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Afternoon Pick-Me-Up
YLG Connect and Impact
WLI Americas Presents: A View from the Top
Using Data Science and AI to Answer the Need for Speed in Uncertain Times
ULI Home Attainability Index: Putting the Numbers into Practice
NYC 2100: Resiliency, Housing, and Equity for the Metropolitan Region with Six Feet of Sea-Level Rise
Higher Education Development as a Tool for Urban Innovation
Finding the Signal in the Noise: The 8 Design Trends Shaping Real Estate in 2024
The EDC Presents: 2024: An Entertainment Development Odyssey: How Innovation Drives ROI
Mixed-Income Housing: A Tool for Creating Inclusive Communities
From Finger-Pointing to Handshakes: Reducing Embodied Carbon in Real Estate Developments
Exploring the Senior Living Landscape
Welcome Reception
Spring Meeting NEXT Reception
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Networking; Exchange of Knowledge, Ideas, & Best Practices; Research & Industry Trends
Midwest Reception
YLG Caffeinated Conversations Meet-up
Navigating Net Zero: Jump-Starting Your SEC Journey to Enhance Value Workshop
Join ULI Learning and JLL for a 3-hour session to learn more about how the new SEC climate disclosure rule impacts real estate asset developers, owners, and managers.
OverviewIn March the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) finalized its long-awaited climate disclosure rule, mandating all publicly-traded companies disclose climate-related risks and related risk management processes, and for many such companies, disclosure of Scope 1 and 2 emissions. With this climate rule, the SEC is shaking up the commercial real estate sector and pulling it firmly into the sustainability world. Join ULI Learning and JLL for a 3-hour session to learn more about how this new rule impacts real estate asset developers, owners, and managers. Discover how leveraging climate-related data can empower businesses to identify actual and potential climate-related risks, mitigate those risks, enact cost saving measures, improve reputation, foster innovation and attract investment.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the fundamentals around the SEC’s required climate disclosures and disclosure timelines.
- Discover how the mandate impacts the commercial real estate sector, exploring key considerations and potential challenges for stakeholders in this sector.
- Outline the preparations real estate investors should begin making to facilitate disclosure compliance.
- Discuss implications of SEC rule on your organization’s climate-related targets and goals.
- Explore and share ideas in an interactive format on how to successfully comply with this rule and capitalize on business opportunities arising from improved data collection and disclosures in the transition to a low carbon economy.
Event Details
This event will not be recorded. In-person attendance is required.
Multifaith Space and Prayer Room
ULI Gives Back – NYC Community Volunteer Event
WLI Americas Coffee Connect
The Carbon Sweet Spot: Tradeoffs between Embodied Carbon and Operating Carbon
Capital Markets: Raising Equity Today
Psst. The (Secret) Government Program with the Potential to Combat Homelessness
Using ChatGPT to Assist with Pro Forma Construction
Decarbonizing Heating in Tall Buildings, Cold Climates: A Preview of the soon-to-launch NYSERDA ‘Strategic Decarbonization Initiative’
Art in Place: Connecting Creatives and Real Estate
Charting the Course to Net Zero: Navigating Current and Future GSA Green Leasing Requirements
NYC Mass Timber Studio: Advancing Sustainable Development
Bridging the Gap: Strategies for Equitable Housing Access in Space-Constrained Cities
Lunch Reception
General Session: Learning in Real Time: Experts Share Their Forecasts for Real Estate in ’24, ’25, and ’26
Afternoon Pick-Me-Up
Exclusive YLG Tour
DEI & WLI Leadership Exchange
NEXT Connect Roundtables
Reducing Real Estate’s Carbon Footprint and the Path to Net Zero: The Costs of Meeting the Moment and the Consequences of Neglect
How Adaptive Reuse and Accessibility Will Transform the Patient Experience
From Central Business Districts to Central Social Districts: Transforming America’s Downtowns to Save Them
Cracking the Customer Loyalty Code in Residential
How AI Will Transform the Office Experience in the Next Decade
Brokering Public and Private Interests to Leverage Investment in Regional Transit Infrastructure
Arts and Culture in New York City: A Catalyst for Social Change and Economic Development
Decoding Racial Equity: Understanding Key Terms and How They Apply to Your Real Estate Practice
YLG Dinner Meet-up
An Evening with WLI: Curated Conversations Dine Arounds
New York's culinary scene is iconic, with many great women owned, developed or chef led restaurants. The WLI Curated Conversations Dine Arounds will be an intimate dining experience in small groups to cultivate meaningful connections. We will first convene at New York Hilton Midtown. Each dinner group will be hosted by a ULI NY WLI member, who will lead their small group on a walking tour to their restaurant destination. Groups will enjoy a seated dinner featuring inviting fireside chats to discuss key issues and topics of the day. This separately ticketed event is open to all Spring Meeting attendees. Limited spaces are available. Attendees must select a restaurant when registering.
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Cancellation Policy
Please note: No refunds will be provided for cancellations made after 12:00 p.m. eastern on April 3rd.
The Spring Meeting Reception, hosted by the Young Leaders Group
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Resilience in Rockaway
Visit groundbreaking resilience-focused projects in Rockaway, Queens. The Arverne East project is a master-planned development transforming a 116-acre oceanfront site, composed of a 35-acre publicly accessible nature preserve, mixed-income housing of various tenure, diverse neighborhood retail, parking, and infrastructure. This project also includes a boutique hotel, recreation spaces, an urban farm, and both short- and long-term uses to encourage economic development, cultural programs, and community health and wellness. Arverne East will also include a district geothermal ambient loop, which will tie into individual building systems for increased efficiency and reduced consumption in heating, cooling, and domestic hot water.
Beach Green Dunes II is a model for resilient, green, affordable housing development, delivering 127 affordable homes to one of the city’s most vulnerable neighborhoods. Like Arvene East, this building’s design and construction uses Passive House principles, a cutting-edge sustainable building method, to increase the building’s energy efficiency. Beach Green Dunes II is a perfect example for how cities and developers can build cutting-edge sustainable design to deliver affordable housing in communities grappling with severe storms, tidal flooding, and rising sea levels.
Beach Green Dunes III is currently vacant land owned by the city of New York and is being developed by L+M Development Partners in conjunction with Triangle Equities and The Bluestone Organization. This project will contain residential space, commercial/retail space, and community facility space, as well as an open space transit plaza. Beach Green Dunes III will also be a Passive House–certified building and participate in the city’s Housing Development Corporation’s and Department of Housing Preservation & Development’s Extremely Low and Low Income (ELLA) housing program.