Urban Land Institute
The Urban Land Institute is a nonprofit global network of real estate and land-use professionals that provides research, education, and thought leadership on the built environment and community development. Founded in 1936, it connects members across more than 80 countries through local networks, publications such as its Emerging Trends in Real Estate report, and industry awards and programming.www.uli.org
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Nov 4, 2026
Gunnar BransonHOST
Absolute pleasure.
Gunnar BransonHOST
I think I'd start, I love how you started this in terms of when you were presenting at the ULI meeting in Miami.
Gunnar BransonHOST
You have to work for it.
Gunnar BransonHOST
What a wonderful way to describe the situation we find ourselves in at the end of 2026.
Gunnar BransonHOST
And I like that.
Gunnar BransonHOST
You have to work for it.
Gunnar BransonHOST
And I think a lot of people that I talked to at ULI were saying, yeah, I'm working for it.
Gunnar BransonHOST
And they see some light there.
Raphael SidelskyHOST
David chaired the National Multifamily Housing Council from 2020 to 2022 and testified before Congress on emergency rental assistance during the pandemic.
Raphael SidelskyHOST
He serves as a global trustee and a member of the Global Board of the Urban Land Institute and is a member of the Columbia Business School Real Estate Forum.
Raphael SidelskyHOST
He studied economics at the University of Illinois and has an MBA from the University of Chicago.
Raphael SidelskyHOST
David, welcome to the show.
Quint StuderGUEST
know people that are well and we wanted impeccable people so you you might not like the message but you can't mess with their data their bios their what they've done and i remember chuck marone was our first speaker and he came in and he talked about don't build a lot of sprawling suburbs it costs a lot of money the infrastructure is how to keep up do you have any empty land you could put stuff on And then Michelle Pryde talked about dangerous streets.
Quint StuderGUEST
Ed McMahon from the Urban Land Institute talked about character and how you have to zone right.
Quint StuderGUEST
So what we really liked about that is all of a sudden people would leave and say, well, I never thought of it that way.
Quint StuderGUEST
I never looked at it that way.
Nick HillHOST
asking which city and started asking what's scarce.
Nick HillHOST
The embargo on PWC and ULI's emerging trends in real estate came out this morning.
Nick HillHOST
This is the 48th edition of this report, and Dan, probably the, I don't know, fifth time, fourth time that we've covered it on the show.
Nick HillHOST
Usually the Canada sector reads like a ranking of which city's condos are the least bad, but not this year.
Daniel FochHOST
But, you know, there's not as many of those people.
Daniel FochHOST
And there's more of sort of your mom and pop investors.
Daniel FochHOST
Like, why? Why do you think that regular investors should care about what pension fund or C-suite guys at large investment companies are talking to PwC about and ULI about in this report? I'll make my case
Nick HillHOST
after.
Daron JoffeGUEST
And people started using that term a little bit more as like a. a way to describe this concept.
Daron JoffeGUEST
And over the years, I actually got involved in working with the Urban Land Institute, which I'm actually going to speak there next week in Miami at their conference.
Daron JoffeGUEST
But ULI at the time was doing a study on food and real estate and the trends around food and real estate.
Daron JoffeGUEST
I think this was like 2016, 2017.
Corwyn J. MeletteHOST
So, John, so I want to touch for a moment on the book and then kind of get us to, because we're quickly getting to the end of today's show.
Corwyn J. MeletteHOST
But your book is used as a textbook by ULI, if I remember correctly.
John McNellisGUEST
Yeah, well, not only that, ULI was the publisher for the first two editions.
John McNellisGUEST
Wow.
John McNellisGUEST
I write a monthly real estate column for the San Francisco Business Times and often the Registry Magazine.
John McNellisGUEST
And what more can I tell you?
Corwyn J. MeletteHOST
Look here, I've already put it in the card already.
Corwyn J. MeletteHOST
And look here, I'm all over it because I've completed the Ready program under ULI.
Dianne CrockerHOST
Let's keep on the Metro topic.
Dianne CrockerHOST
One report that comes out right around Halloween that I love reading is the Emerging Trends in Real Estate report from PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Urban Land Institute.
Dianne CrockerHOST
It's based on a very broad-based survey in the commercial real estate investment world.
Dianne CrockerHOST
And I always go right to the section which ranks the top markets for commercial real estate for the coming year.
Jeff MercerHOST
I will say,
WillHOST
another thing, ULI came out and said, DFW is the best real estate market in the country.
WillHOST
So another vote up.
WillHOST
We're in the best place.
Abby RossGUEST
So, you know, it's kind of tough to be like, how has this changed? But even in that short term years, I've seen this, you know, great uptick in interest around this topic.
Abby RossGUEST
It's not always named resiliency and, you know, kind of the How people get to this is a little bit different, but I'll give you an example, which is so last year we worked with the Urban Land Institute, Ryan Companies, and JLL.
Abby RossGUEST
And we authored a playbook called From Vulnerability to Value.
Abby RossGUEST
And it's a playbook for commercial real estate in a new development life cycle.
Michael ZuberHOST
And he just put out a report about the top 20 real estate markets to invest in in 2027.
Michael ZuberHOST
Again, this is a ULI report.
Michael ZuberHOST
If you want, you can get the full list of 20.
Michael ZuberHOST
Just follow Jay Parsons on X. That's Parsons with an S at the end.
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