2019 ULI FALL MEETING
Connect with the World of Real Estate
September 18 - 21, 2019
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Washington DC, UNITED STATES
Connect with the World of Real Estate
September 18 - 21, 2019
Our opening reception will create a big splash where DC meets its water. Fine food and drink will be yours to enjoy while spending time at District Pier at The Wharf, Washington’s newest and most…
Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour at the National Building Museum, the nation’s premier museum dedicated to architecture and design. Discover the inspiring great hall, innovative exhibits, and award-winning gift shop and learn more about…
The National Harbor project began in the late 1990s to develop an underused plot of land along 1.25 miles of the Potomac River into a must-see waterfront destination dedicated to the preservation and celebration of…
African American history and culture figured heavily in the area now known as the National Mall. The museum’s symbolic location on the grounds of the Washington Monument is matched by the homage to the stories…
In D.C.’s dynamic West End neighborhood, new residential development incorporates a brand new D.C. public library and fire station where a stand-alone library and fire station once stood. The projects include housing and retail and…
Witness firsthand the power of transit and public/private partnerships in transforming an aging auto-centric edge city into a set of vibrant, walkable mixed-use environments. Participants will take a walking tour of the new Capital One…
Born at the height of glorious design from the 1960s, the Kennedy Center and the Watergate have captured America’s cultural and political imagination for generations. In the past five years, the Kennedy Center and the…
"Join several local commercial real estate operators and investors on a walking/bike tour of the recently revitalized Capitol Riverfront submarket of Southeast and Southwest D.C. Capitol Riverfront is a 500-acre neighborhood situated between I-395 and…
Anyone in Washington, D.C., will tell you H Street is one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in the city. This tour will showcase how the once-bustling retail corridor that was destroyed during the 1968 riots…
Sophisticated. Adventurous. Renowned. These are just some of the words that describe D.C.’s robust restaurant scene. And no place is more representative of D.C.’s transformation into a culinary destination than Blagden Alley—an area just steps…
In 1979, the opening of a Metrorail route along the commercial corridor of an inner-ring suburb began the transformation of Arlington, Virginia’s Rosslyn-Ballston corridor. Forty years later, what remains to be done? Find out through…
National Landing is the newly defined interconnected and walkable neighborhood that encompasses Crystal City, the eastern portion of Pentagon City and the northern portion of Potomac Yard in Northern Virginia. Situated across the Potomac River…
What was considered innovative planning influencing investment risk is now measured as economic and community development SUCCESS! The Bethesda Row District’s 30-year urban evolution provides countless benchmarks of integrated land development achievements. Join the District…
As a global city and the political center of the United States, Washington, D.C., offers many opportunities to learn about other countries and cultures. On this exclusive tour, spend the day exploring some of the…
Situated seven miles from the nation’s capital, Bethesda is the most urban and mixed-use Maryland suburb of Washington. With the addition of the new Marriott headquarters building, and multiple other new and planned developments, Bethesda…
In 1971, the Kennedy Center began a revival of legitimate theater in Washington, D.C., setting the stage for the thriving live-performance scene the city enjoys today. This tour will focus on six theaters that played…
Washington, D.C.’s stadiums and arenas are destinations for Washingtonians to catch a game involving their favorite sports teams, but few think about the immense impact that these venues have had on the D.C. economy since…
Long ignored, the D.C. waterfront has exploded, and the most recent addition is the District Wharf, the most talked-about project in the region. Blocks are short, streets narrow, and styles varied, The District Wharf, which…
Named one of the APA’s “Great Places in America,” 14th Street is the ultimate urban renaissance. The neighborhood’s 100-plus bars and restaurants, 430,000 square feet of high-end retail, and over 2,300 luxury residential units have…
Come see why D.C. locals are filling the bars and restaurants of the two hottest spots for visitors to spend the night in town. High design, bustling lobbies, top chefs, best-in-class bar programs, jaw-dropping roof…
LA COSECHA MERCADO . ARTE . CULTURA La Cosecha is the first of its kind, contemporary marketplace celebrating centuries of Latin American heritage. Created by EDENS as a culinary embassy, La Cosecha is designed for community and…
The Potomac and Anacostia rivers are being rediscovered and redeveloped. This boat tour will span National Harbor, a mixed-use development that includes the MGM Casino and Hotel in Maryland; Washington Harbor, a housing, office, and…
Glenstone, a museum of modern and contemporary art, is integrated into gently rolling pasture and unspoiled woodland of Montgomery County, Maryland, less than 15 miles from the heart of Washington, D.C. The museum opened in…
This bike tour will start at the Convention Center and head to the National Mall, looping around the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial and continuing out to Hains Point. From there, participants will visit the…
This bike tour will start at the Convention Center, wind through Georgetown, then join the Capital Crescent Trail to Bethesda. In Bethesda, we will ride through town, stopping to discuss projects, including Bethesda Row, the…
Experience a different side of Washington by paddling the Potomac River to the only remaining active historic “skirting” canal built by George Washington’s Patowmack Company to bypass Seneca Falls. The canal has some playful water…
Just steps from Union Station, 36 blocks of Northeast D.C. continue to evolve with an eye on the future but rooted in the past. Come experience an evolving mixed-use neighborhood called NoMa (North of Massachusetts…
More than just an Apple Store, the new Global Flagship returns the city’s first public library to its former glory. After decades of use, the library became overcrowded and moved to a new home, and…