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ULI–the Urban Land Institute is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit research and

education organization supported by its members.

Founded in 1936, the institute now has members in 80 countries

worldwide, representing the entire spectrum of land use and real estate development disciplines, working in

private enterprise and public service.

The mission of the Urban Land Institute is to

provide leadership in the responsible use of land

and in creating and sustaining thriving

communities worldwide.

Senior Resident Fellows

Steve BlankSenior Resident Fellow, Finance

Michael HorstSenior Resident Fellow, Leadership

Thomas MurphySenior Resident Fellow, Urban Development

Ed McMahonSenior Resident Fellow, Development and Environmental Policy

John McIlwainSenior Resident Fellow, Housing

Public Officials / Rose Center

Minneapolis

Nashville

Philadelphia

Phoenix

The Daniel Rose Fellows Class of 2009-2010

Mayor R.T. Rybak

Mayor Karl Dean

Mayor Michael Nutter

Mayor Phil Gordon

Capital MarketsReal Estate Barometer on the Web

Publications

Awards

2009 ULI Global Awards for Excellence

Sustainability

Workforce Housing / Terwilliger Center

Infrastructure

ULI Memphis

ULI MemphisBelz

Boyle

LRK

Poag and McEwen

Turley

Memphis Region

ULI Memphis serves the Mid South Region,

promoting leading edge initiatives that increase

our region's economic and social vitality through the

wise use of our land resources.

Breaking down the Silos

ULI Memphis ProgramsAtlanta Tour

Regional Dialogue

Holly Springs Nat Park

ShelbyFarms

Shelby ForestLoosahatchie

Wolf

Coldwat

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Nonconnah

The Zipper Zone

Comprehensive Visioning

Credits: Movement for Israeli Urbanism and the J. Blaustein Institutes for Desert ResearchMICHAEL MEHAFFY, SERGIO PORTA, NIKOS SALINGAROS, YODAN ROFE

Great Neighborhoods

Environmental Sustainability

Economic Sustainability

Great Infrastructure

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Community Action Grants

Celebrating the 5th Anniversary

of the Community

Action Grant Program

Over $1.2 million and over 50 Grants Awarded

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385

I-55

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