• Regional Council of Mayors

    What is the RCM? The nationally recognized Regional Council of Mayors was formed in 2005 and is supported by the Urban Land Institute Minnesota. It includes Minneapolis, St. Paul and 48 municipalities in the developed and developing suburbs. This collaborative partnership provides a non-partisan platform … Read More

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ULI Minnesota News

Greater MSP Ahead

Greater MSP Ahead Logo

    In the windswept wake of yet another April snowstorm, an unusual cross-section of 255 citizens of the Minneapolis Saint Paul region gathered all day April 19 to listen, learn, deliberate, and decide about a wide range of challenges to making this region the … Read More

Hines Design Competition Winner Annouced

Executive Director Caren Dewar with Gerald Hines

A joint team of graduate students representing Kansas State University, the University of Missouri at Kansas City, and the University of Kansas has been selected as the winner of the 2013 Gerald D. Hines Student Urban Design Competition. This three-university team took the $50,000 top … Read More

The Final Four: Urban Land Institute Announces...

Hines Design Competition Jurors

ULI Minnesota’s leaders are jurors for the 2013 ULI Gerald D. Hines Student Urban Design Competition:  Robert Engstrom, The Engstrom Companies; John Breitinger, United Properties; Stuart Ackerberg, The Ackerberg Group; and Beth Pfeifer, The Cornerstone Group. More details here.

Texas Size Thinking

Value Capture

For Citiwire.net by Curtis Johnson: Legendary Chicago planner Daniel Burnham would like Scott Polikov.  No timid plans, no boutiqued, half-done solutions.  Polikov – attorney turned town planner and public-private partnership consultant – spoke in mid-January to a roomful of rest estate developers, financiers, planners and … Read More