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Co-chaired by Eric Larson, Mark LoPatin, Robert Schostak, and Robert Taubman Detroit to host ULI’s 2018 Spring Meeting set for May 1-3 at the Cobo Convention Center
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has been demonstrated with recognition through its awards programs, engagement with Detroit’s local officials and business community on major land use and urban develop- ment issues, and through the leadership of ULI Michigan in the city’s evolution. In 2013, Midtown Detroit was chosen as a winner of ULI’s Global Awards for Excellence, which is widely recognized as one of the land use industry’s most prestigious awards programs. In making the selection, the Awards Jury noted that Mid- town Detroit had emerged
as a symbol of a reimagined Detroit complete with new development, a focus on den- sity and walkability, and a growing, diverse population. Also that year, ULI convened an Advisory Service Panel of nationally renowned land use and urban development ex- perts to advise the Southwest Detroit Business Association on the economic development potential of a site along the West Vernor commercial cor- ridor, which has since been revitalized with shops and restaurants. continued on page 12B
A S H I NG T ON , DC — The Urban Land Institute
(ULI) , a global real estate organization with 40,000-plus members dedicated to respon- sible land use and creating thriving, sustainable com- munities, will hold its 2018 Spring Meeting May 1-3 at the Cobo Convention Center in Detroit, MI. ULI’s Spring Meeting rou- tinely draws nearly 3,000 of ULI’s most engaged members, including renowned industry experts from around the world sharing insights on all aspects of real estate. A major focus for the 2018 gathering will be the reinvention of urban areas into thriving places that are drawing talented workers and businesses and are becoming magnets for investment. The Detroit metropolitan area, which is experiencing an ex- traordinary renaissance, is a prime example of this urban evolution. The meeting’s Host Com- mittee, which is charged with maximizing the visibility of the Detroit metropolitan area real estate market to meeting attendees, is being co-chaired by ULI Michigan Leaders Eric Larson , founder, president and chief executive officer, LarsonRealty Group; Mark LoPatin , president, LoPa- tin & Company; Robert Schostak , chief executive of- ficer, Schostak Brothers & Company, Inc. ; and Robert Taubman , chairman, presi- dent and chief executive of- ficer, The Taubman Company. “Transformative develop- ment is happening throughout Detroit in what has become a living laboratory that is chang- ing the way we think about the possibilities for our built environment,” Larson said. “The ULI 2018 SpringMeeting presents a unique opportunity to showcase many exciting opportunities to our members in the Americas region and around the globe.” “We are very excited to bring ULI’s Spring Meeting to De- troit,” LoPatin said. “Everyone heard of the difficulties Detroit faced resulting in the largest municipal bankruptcy. We are excited to show the trans- formation and how Detroit is on the road to again becoming the great city it was in the 1950-60's." “At the Spring Meeting, our members can look forward
to extraordinary network- ing with abundant sharing of this post- bankruptcy ur- ban rebirth in a setting that showcases Detroit as a dy- namic, forward-looking city,” Schostak said. “We plan to deliver a con-
tent-rich experience that high- lights Detroit’s culture of in- novation and creativity, and the exciting work contributing to the city’s extraordinary re- vival,” Taubman said. ULI has a strong history of involvement in Detroit, which
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