urban land institute

WHAT: "Housing + Transit: Connecting Affordable Homes to Transit-Oriented Development in the Austin Region" will teach attendees about the on-the-ground strategies that work to link housing and public transit, ensuring that people of all income levels have equal access to both affordable housing and public transit.

From my perspective, it is always great for Austin to be included in a top five list that includes San Francisco, New York, Boston, and Washington DC.

This week the Urban Land Institute, a 2,000 member not-for-profit real estate and developer network, released its list of the 5 cities for development in 2010.

In order, the Institute's analysis recommends Washington DC, San Francisco, Austin, Boston, and New York.

A team of students from the School of Architecture at The University of Texas at Austin has been chosen as one of this year's four finalist teams to compete in the 2008 Gerald D.

Hines Student Urban Design Competition hosted by the Urban Land Institute (ULI). The four finalists were selected from 96 teams composed [...]