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UL10: 10 Small-Scale Infill Projects Add Density to Tight Sites
Discover 10 innovative infill projects—from mass timber towers to shipping container apartments—proving that small-scale development can solve big urban challenges. Los Angeles Toronto London

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Post-Industrial Cities Rebuild Through Economic Development, Innovation Districts, and Long-Term Urban Regeneration
At ULI U.K.’s conference, former Pittsburgh mayor Tom Murphy and Sheffield City Council chief executive Kate Josephs discussed how economic development strategies, capital investment, innovation ecosystems, and land use planning are helping legacy industrial hubs reposition for growth after decades of decline.

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ULI Spring Meeting Tour Preview: Nashville's Music Economy Fuels New Development
A preview of three projects on the ULI Spring Meeting tour—from a new downtown venue to a production campus reshaping the live music industry.

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Lincoln’s Music District Strategy Blends Infrastructure Investment and Placemaking for a Mid-Size U.S. City
How public-private partnerships and targeted urban infrastructure are advancing downtown revitalization and the creative economy in a midsize market.

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Urban Marketplace 2026: In Los Angeles, the Built Environment Gets to Work
Airport expansion, transit connectivity, restaurant entrepreneurship, workforce housing, and minority contractor participation highlighted how Los Angeles real estate and urban development could evolve ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics and other big events.

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