Capital Market Council

The Capital Markets Council is a small, intimate group (20-25 participants) of industry leaders who meet for two half-day sessions a year. The Council meetings consist of ULI members and guest speakers sharing best practices and lessons learned in case studies, round table discussions, and off-site private tours. All council members must be transaction-based real estate professionals involved in the local market. The focus will be on the most important transactions around the region: drivers, challenges, and ultimately solutions.  This Council will include a balance of cross-discipline professionals.  All information must be kept confidential.

Capital Markets Council Co-chairs

Mark Kunkel
Murray Kornberg, Colliers International US

Purpose

  • Provide a forum for information and candid exchange on current, innovative investment practices that consist of the most effective and successful people in the real estate field.
  • Provide a real estate industry focus on the major financing issues of our region.
  • Provide an avenue for all members to experience the special value of a ULI Product Council, particularly those that are unable to regularly attend the National Conferences or participate at the Full Membership level.
  • Capitalize on and strengthen ULI MN’s membership network; build relationships; strengthen regional impact and guide ULI priorities.

Membership

The Capital Markets Council aims to mix members among principal investors and developers, transactional brokers, banking institutions and specialty finance companies. In addition, two spots will be reserved for Young Leader Members (under the age of 35).

  • Invitation-only council made up of industry leaders; principal investors, developers, transactional brokers, banking institutions and specialty finance companies.
  • ULI MN membership is required. If you are not a member and are interested in participating on this council, click here to join.
  • Capital Markets affiliation dues are $200 per year.
  • Council participation is a two year commitment to attend three out of four council sessions. Participants are allowed only one excused absence during a two year term.
  • Participation is intended to be active and candid, sharing specific detailed information and experience from both members and presenters. There is a high expectation for participation and contribution by all members
  • All information must be kept confidential.