March 27 – 29, 2023
Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel
March 27 – 29, 2023
ULI Registration will be open during the hours below. All times in Mountain Standard Time. Main Registration (Salon Foyer, Salon Level 2) Monday, March 27: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Tuesday, March 28: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Wednesday, March 29: 6:30 AM – 10:30 AM Welcome Reception (Skyline Terrace, Level 5, Guest Room […]
Participants on this tour will experience some of the most effective services and housing in Arizona which are successfully moving people from homeless to housed. Sites include innovative partnerships, adaptive reuse, strong community outreach and successful integration with surrounding neighborhoods. Together with the private, non-profit sectors and multiple levels of government, this tour features successful […]
Participants on this tour will experience a variety of innovative approaches to housing, some of which can be found nowhere else in the country. From a neighborhood with no cars to a community land trust to senior housing on a state university and a few highlights in-between. As a land-locked city, Tempe has continuously been […]
Through tri-sector and statewide collaborations that include funding, a newly launched public awareness campaign, models, data driven results and advocacy, Home Matters® to Arizona, First Place AZ and the Foundation for Senior Living are demonstrating the value and impact of attainable homes, while creating new perspectives about housing in our communities. Through our soon to […]
ULI Registration will be open at the Welcome Reception at the Skyline Terrace (Level 5, Guest Room Tower).
ULI Registration will be open during the hours below. All times in Mountain Standard Time. Main Registration (Salon Foyer, Salon Level 2)Monday, March 27: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMTuesday, March 28: 7:00 AM - 5:00…
Each year, the Housing Opportunity Conference opens with a general session titled “State of the U.S. Housing Markets.” This keynote shares trends in the residential industry and timely data for developers, planners and advocates, while providing the context for the rest of the conference’s panels and discussions.
In recent years, thanks to trends toward remote work accelerated by the pandemic, communities with resort/tourist amenities have seen a population boom that was unexpected and, in many cases, unplanned for. As a result, home and rent prices have increased creating affordability challenges for residents, particularly those who support the very industries that make those […]
Are the choices we make today going to make us stronger tomorrow? The housing industry is still leaning on the same construction methods and design solutions used decades ago; simultaneously, trends, demographics and technology have transformed dramatically. The forces of change are unapologetic. It isn’t enough to survive, we must position ourselves to thrive. By […]
Cities are living and breathing ecosystems, yet often operate with outdated zoning regulations and housing codes that make them unable to adapt when needed. This has been evident for a long time, but the pandemic radically changed how we live and work, creating a new set of opportunities and challenges. This panel will discuss innovations […]
Buildings and developers across the country are integrating Missing Middle Housing product types such as cottage courts, fourplexes, and townhouses into their projects to respond the perfect storm of rising costs, shifting household demographics, including a rapidly aging population, and demand for non-single family housing choices in walkable urban locations. ULI’s publication, “Attainable Housing,” identified […]
This session will cover the perceptions vs. reality of the Build for Rent product type. While the industry has grown more accustomed to what Build for Rent is and what it can look like, questions remain on the role it fills in the housing industry and where Build for Rent is going. The panelists will […]
Markets across the country have softened to varying degrees due to rising interest rates and the value dislocation between buyers and sellers. The availability of financing for acquisitions, refinancings, and the construction of new units has exacerbated the issue. Panelists will address the current interest rate environment and possible challenges over the course of the […]
Explore the transformations of three major malls to mixed-uses that include housing: Park Central Mall, Paradise Valley Mall, and MetroCenter. Each one is in a different place on the development continuum – each location is highly impactful to the region.
ULI Registration will be open at the Networking Reception at the Skyline Terrace (Level 5, Guest Room Tower).
ULI Registration will be open during the hours below. All times in Mountain Standard Time. Main Registration (Salon Foyer, Salon Level 2)Monday, March 27: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMTuesday, March 28: 7:00 AM - 5:00…
This interactive discussion will explore how homebuilders and Master planned community developers are working together to realize projects and create more attainable housing in an increasingly complex and challenging market. Hear “real deal, real numbers” examples of communities that either opened recently or are at later stages of buildout, and how the most creative MPC […]
This panel will feature data resources from the ULI Terwilliger Center, RCLCO, Vitalyst Foundation, and others that can provide context to local housing challenges. From using data to understand housing needs and strengthen the nexus between health and housing, to illustrating the extent to which regions across the US are rising (or failing) to meet […]
Homelessness in the U.S. is both a humanitarian and an economic crisis. Building upon the new ULI publication ‘Homeless to Housed,’ panelists will discuss how the real estate industry can be part of the solution by developing housing and programmatic spaces to support people experiencing homelessness. Building transitional and affordable housing, influencing policies and perspectives, […]