ULI Baltimore

12/23/2025

Season’s Greetings from the ULI Baltimore team!

As we wrap up another year of collaboration and growth, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to our members, partners, and community for your continued support. Your commitment to shaping thriving, sustainable communities inspire everything we do.

Wishing you a joyful holiday season and a prosperous New Year filled with opportunities and success. We look forward to working together in 2026!

10/01/2025

ULI Baltimore's 17th WaveMaker Awards are a week away! Sign up today - registration closes on 10/3.

The mission of the Urban Land Institute: Shape the future of the built environment for transformative impact in communities worldwide

06/17/2025

ULI Baltimore's Summer party at Camden Yards is on 6/24, and we have a few tickets left. This will be our final year at Camden Yards so sign up today! For sponsorship opportunities contact me directly. [email protected]

The Young Leaders Committee invites you to a summer party at Camden Yards, where you'll enjoy an Orioles baseball game in a suite. This event is the perfect opportunity to network with fellow professionals while enjoying food and beverages.

01/24/2025

Whether you are seeking the latest industry insights and research to stay ahead in the field or exploring a new career path in real estate, ULI has resources for you at any stage in your journey.

Invest in yourself this year by joining a network of 45,000+ professionals committed to shaping the future of the built environment. Plus, when you become a member in the month of January using promo code 10JAN25 you'll save 10% on your membership. *

*Use promo code 10JAN25 to redeem 10% off membership.

01/22/2025

ULI Baltimore's member only January Content Before Cocktails was held at Weinberg Place. Attendees heard from Scott Sider, Senior Project Manager, Michael Graves and Lisa Stachura
CHAI about the challenges and successes of the project.

Weinberg Place, originally developed in 1967 as a HUD Section 202 project known as the Concord Apartments, provides 231-units of affordable housing for seniors in Baltimore City. It was renovated in 2004 with the WSA housing team (formerly, Kann Partners) performing the A/E services. The current renovation -- for which WSA is again providing full A/E services, including a complete assessment of the existing building -- is being financed through the Maryland LIHTC program.

Thank you to our event sponsors: BECS, Gipe Architects and Harkins Builders.

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01/21/2025

LAST CHANCE to REGISTER
ULI Baltimore: Survive and Thrive – The 2025 Forecast

As we step into 2025, urban environments and commercial real estate (CRE) markets face complex challenges and shifting dynamics. ULI Baltimore's "Survive and Thrive: The 2025 Forecast" event will provide key insights into what we need to know and do to reimagine and regenerate our cities.

Join Rebecca Rockey, Deputy Chief Economist & Global Head of Forecasting at Cushman & Wakefield, for an in-depth exploration of both macro- and microeconomic trends shaping the future of cities. Rebecca will delve into the evolving landscape of CRE investment, with a focus on how ongoing debates around monetary policy, economic volatility, and urban challenges are influencing decision-making. She will also present her latest work on "Reimagining Cities: Disrupting the Urban Doom Loop", offering fresh perspectives on urban regeneration and the broader economic impact of downtowns and real estate revitalization.

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01/17/2025

Week of January 20, 2025, at a Glance

January 20 - Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, ULI offices will be closed to honor his significant contributions to civil rights.

January 21 - Programs Committee Meeting
Join us for our monthly Programs Committee Meeting on the 3rd Tuesday at 8:30 AM. We discuss potential topics and areas of interest for ULI programs and events. This committee is open to all. If you're interested in joining, please contact Lisa Norris.

January 23 - Emerging Trends in Real Estate
Don't miss out on this event! Registration is required and still open.

As we step into 2025, urban environments and commercial real estate (CRE) markets face complex challenges and shifting dynamics. ULI Baltimore's "Survive and Thrive: The 2025 Forecast" event will provide key insights into what we need to know and do to reimagine and regenerate our cities.

Join Rebecca Rockey, Deputy Chief Economist & Global Head of Forecasting at Cushman & Wakefield, for an in-depth exploration of both macro- and microeconomic trends shaping the future of cities. Rebecca will delve into the evolving landscape of CRE investment, with a focus on how ongoing debates around monetary policy, economic volatility, and urban challenges are influencing decision-making. She will also present her latest work on "Reimagining Cities: Disrupting the Urban Doom Loop", offering fresh perspectives on urban regeneration and the broader economic impact of downtowns and real estate revitalization.

In this session, Rebecca will explore critical questions such as:

What role do city-wide real estate footprints play in economic growth beyond downtowns?
How do cities and place managers navigate these challenges?
What strategies, guided by portfolio theory, can help identify optimal paths for urban regeneration?
Following Rebecca’s presentation, PwC will offer their 2025 Emerging Trends Report, identifying property sector opportunities, market dynamics, and favored locations for the year ahead.

01/15/2025

Register TODAY for "Building the Future: Opportunities and Challenges of Transit-Oriented Development in Baltimore County"

Join us for this insightful event hosted by the TOD Product Council.

Date: February 3, 2025
Time: 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Location: River Church Baltimore, 160 W Ridgely Road, Timonium, MD

Don't miss out on this opportunity to explore the future of transit-oriented development in Baltimore County. Secure your spot today!

Join the Urban Land Institute (ULI) for an engaging panel discussion on the opportunities and challenges of advancing a transit-oriented development (TOD) in Baltimore County at Lutherville Station—one of the County’s more promising TOD sites. After years of delay and NIMBY-opposition, will 2025 be the year for the proposed Lutherville Station project to move forward?

Join us for a dynamic discussion that will bring together the project’s development team, local government officials, urban planners, and housing and transit advocates to explore the transformative potential of Lutherville Station and TODs for creating vibrant, connected, and sustainable communities, while helping to address the housing shortage.

01/14/2025

All are invited to attend the WLI Galentine’s Day Breakfast featuring MaryAnne Gilmartin, real estate developer and founder and CEO of MAG Partners, a women-owned firm leading the development at Baltimore Peninsula.

MaryAnne will share insights on entrepreneurship and neighborhood revitalization in addition to events that have shaped both her personal and professional life.

The breakfast, hosted at the Maryland Club, will include a lively breakfast and networking among ULI Baltimore community members.

Thank you, Urban Green Environmental for sponsoring the event.

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01/13/2025

ULI Baltimore week at a glance.

Tuesday, January 14th the 2025 NEXT Cohort will have their first lunch meeting. They will hear from the 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient, Bryce Turner, BCT Design Group.

Tuesday, January 14th, WLI Committee meeting.

Thursday, January 16th, January Content Before Cocktails - a member only, sold out event.

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01/10/2025

Join us for an insightful tour and panel discussion on the redevelopment of the Johnston Square neighborhood in East Baltimore, showcasing efforts to revitalize neighborhoods without displacement. This event will start with a project tour, highlighting community-driven planning and sustainable development practices that prioritize the needs of existing residents.

Following the tour, a panel discussion will delve into the complexities of neighborhood change and anti-displacement practices, exploring how economic, demographic, and cultural shifts impact communities. Experts will share data, insights, and strategies for creating financially integrated and resilient neighborhoods. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue about preserving community identity while catalyzing economic growth. Be part of this important conversation on building inclusive, thriving urban spaces.