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Executive Director ULI France
Vice President, Research & Advisory Services, Europe
Vice President, Research & Advisory Services
Member of the European Board
Président d'Uli France
Executive Director ULI France
Vice President, Research & Advisory Services, Europe
Vice President, Research & Advisory Services
Member of the European Board
Président d'Uli France
Co-Chair Sustainability Product Council
Member of the Executive Board
Member of the Executive Board
Full Member
ULI Europe Chairman
Member of the European Board
Co-Chair Retail and Entertainment Council
Member of the Executive Board
Member of the European Board
Member of the European Board
Member of the European Board
Past President
Chief Executive of ULI Europe
Member of the Executive Board - President of the ULI Europe Young Leaders Group
ULI Poland Chair - Director - Partner
BiTV Interview welcomes Lisette Van Doorn, CEO Europe at the Urban Land Institute (ULI). With her, we discuss the main conclusions of the study “Mapping (...)
What is the future of office space ? The global survey of 285 occupiers, landlords and other third-party advisors conducted by the Urban Land (...)
« Real estate leaders are adapting to interest rates that are expected to remain higher for longer and are accommodating a new normal characterized (...)
For their “Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2023 report, the 20th edition of the study, 1,038 property professionals – including investors, fund managers, developers, property companies, (...)
BiTV Interviews welcomes Sophie Henley-Price, Principal Partner at Studios Architecture and Chair of the ULI Europe Awards and Global awards for Excellence Jury. The Urban Land Institute (...)
The three winners of the ULI Europe Awards for Excellence 2022 for outstanding urban environment and real estate projects across the EMEA region have (...)
Five years after its acquisition, French investment manager Keys REIM has sold "LX Factory", a former 19th century textile factory located in the Alcantara (...)
BiTV Interviews welcomes Lonneke Löwik, CEO at INREV With her, we discuss INREV and ULI Europe's recently published short paper focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). (...)
BiTV Interviews welcomes Lisette Van Doorn, CEO Europe at the Urban Land Institute. Alongside PwC, ULI has recently published its Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2022 (...)
Based on the views of 844 property professionals, the 19th edition of the survey reports the highest levels of business confidence since 2014, with (...)
Four years after taking over as head of Nuveen Real Estate France, Christel Zordan is taking on a new professional challenge: she has just (...)
"Inflation has returned with a vengeance to the financial markets. Its evolution is rightly the focus of concern. "This is the observation made by (...)
Following its October $14.6bn recapitalisation of BioMed Realty, the largest private owner of life science office buildings in the United States, Blackstone announced in (...)
Based on personal interviews and surveys with 995 of the most influential leaders in the real estate industry, the report shows that real estate (...)
Looking at the impact of the Future of Work on real estate and cities over the next three to five years, a report from (...)
Business Immo: You have been active within ULI France for several years. Why this involvement? Sébastien Chemouny: I have been working for Allianz for ten (...)
Marnix Galle, executive chairman of Belgian developer, Immobel, has been appointed as ULI Europe Chairman. Succeeding Juergen Fenk, member of the executive board, SIGNA (...)
Sébastien Chemouny, Head of France at Allianz Real Estate, has been appointed as the next Chair of ULI France. His two-year term, which is (...)
In an update to its Reshaping Retail report published at the beginning of the year, ULI Europe revisited the current status of retail real (...)
Despite the disruptions caused by Brexit, the City in London remains the world’s leading business district, according to the Global Business Districts Attractiveness Barometer 2020 (...)
In the 2020 edition of their study Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe, PwC and Urban Land Institute named Paris the most attractive city (...)
In a timely report based on interviews before the COVID-19 outbreak with 24 major investors in the European retail property market, the Urban Land (...)
Annual global private real estate fundraising exceeded $150bn for the first time in 2019, according to a recent study by London-based research firm Preqin, (...)
In its recently published European Coliving Index, JLL estimates that coliving has grown to 23,160 beds either built or in the development pipeline across (...)
Investments in real estate are expected to remain attractive in 2020, according to the 17th edition of Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe, the (...)
The theme over the current economic cycle of 'lower for longer' growth has contributed to a record expansion of over 10 years, and the (...)
CBRE Global Investors has appointed Elisabeth Troni as lead Global Portfolio Strategist. She moves over from a position as EMEA Research and Insight for Cushman & (...)
“When it comes to equity, European real estate is like a busy nightclub – as soon as one group leaves, another seems to be (...)
UK, on the ropes but not out yet The United Kingdom was on the ropes in 2018 but still managed to hold on to its title (...)
Hélène Gace is joining iread as a Data Analyst. She will report directly to Arnaud Syoën, Head of the Data Analytics Department, and be (...)
The impact of climate change will affect real estate valuations and markets, and investors should take steps to mitigate risks, says a report by (...)
Italian listed Risanamento is to branch out into build-to-rent housing development to supplement its focus on the huge Milan Santa Giula project in which (...)
The property cycle is at or near the top, most ULI Europe attendees think. But gloom is not rife. Time to adjust strategies, assess (...)
Business leaders are adamant that the British government has to take a no-deal Brexit off the table, Adair Turner, a member of the UK (...)
Europe is on the brink of recession, but the good news is that it may already be close to the bottom, and the key (...)
The European property industry is unlikely to suffer a sharp downturn despite the late cycle but faces other challenges such as digitisation, and environmental, (...)
The hunt for secure long-term income is driving European real estate investment as the industry seeks hedges against interest rate rises and the uncertain (...)
Portuguese capital Lisbon has jumped 10 places to the top spot in city rankings included in the ULI Europe/PwC Emerging Trends in Real Estate (...)
London-based private equity investor Henderson Park has completed the €550m purchase of the Westin Paris-Vendôme hotel in Paris from Singapore sovereign GIC, securing senior (...)
Paris and Berlin have retained their top positions in the urban connectivity ranking launched in 2016 by investment manager M&G to assess physical and (...)
Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece and France. Those are the markets where Hong Kong and Shanghai-based Gaw Capital aims to expand Spain’s Hospes hotels with (...)
Institutional real estate investors are gradually shifting focus away from national markets to global cities that are growing and show 'future-proofing credentials', the MSCI/KTI Conference heard. (...)
It was the 60 or so Chinese sitting in rows at this week's World Built Environment Forum in London, noting every word from simultaneous (...)
Cities, not nations, will be the defining population unit of this century, and their ability to create digitally-connected but liveable environments is the key (...)
The entry of GPIF, Japan Post and other giant Tokyo institutions to European property is happening but may take longer if managers reject inital fee (...)
Italian office refurbishment and French rental housing development are emerging as two real estate opportunities in Europe, says Barbara Knoflach, Global head of Investment Management (...)
Berlin's Sony Center will not yield the 10% that Canada's Oxford Properties usually targets in real estate but was nonetheless an attractive purchase due to the (...)
Japanese pension funds are just now finalising preparations to come to Europe to invest in real estate, and due to their size will put (...)
The European economic cycle is not yet at its peak and this year should be the strongest since the crisis - but could extend (...)
An improving Eurozone macroeconomic outlook and real estate’s continued attractiveness are bolstering industry optimism, says the ULI/PwC Emerging Trends 2018 report. But investors are concerned about (...)
The growing availability of data on all aspects of real estate, combined with the tech-enabled shift toward viewing it as a service rather than (...)
For the fourth year in a row Berlin has taken the top spot in the city rankings of the annual Emerging Trends report produced (...)
This report is the result of collaboration between a powerful group of innovative real estate investors and developers that are actively building the cities (...)
ULI is pleased to publish this research report analysing the international competitiveness of Milan and Turin, two of Italy’s major cities. The report was (...)
Amsterdam has always been ambitious about its urban development. With 80 per cent of land owned by the city, Amsterdam has been able to (...)
Real estate has rewarded investors with strong returns in a world of falling interest rates and established business models. The positive outlook for the (...)
Responding to the affordability challenge facing households is a core objective of housing policy in Ireland. The issue is also central to the Housing (...)
This is the second report from the ULI Retail and Entertainment Council to look at the role that food and beverage (F&B) and leisure (...)
Housing affordability is a simple idea: it is a measure of whether households can afford to rent or buy a home on their income. (...)
Europe’s real estate industry remains “cautious but positive” as it comes to terms with today’s low-return market and the longer-term disruptive forces of technology (...)
The current movement of migrants into and across Europe has substantial impacts on both European cities and the real estate industry. The settlement of (...)
While there is a general post-Brexit slump in sentiment towards the UK, investors continue to see value in real estate across many parts of (...)
Climate change affects real estate portfolios in several important ways. There is clear scientific consensus that both the clearing of land and the burning (...)
As the leisure and food and beverage (F&B) sectors continue to play a role in the success of shopping centres coping with the rise (...)
The innovation economy is proving to be a huge disruptor and opportunity for cities, businesses and the real estate sector. Cities around the world are (...)
Around the world, investment in urban areas is on the rise. To capitalise on this trend, cities must address a broad range of factors (...)
The retail and entertainment sector is one of the most dynamic in the real estate industry. From shopping centres, high street shops, and out-of-town retail parks to (...)
Capital flows and city rankings will always attract the headlines, but this year Emerging Trends Europe shines a spotlight on fundamental changes at the (...)
Capital flows and city rankings will always attract the headlines, but this year Emerging Trends Europe shines a spotlight on fundamental changes at the business end (...)
Another year, another look at the Emerging Trends expected to affect real estate in the coming year and beyond. It’s a healthy discipline for (...)
Around the world, many communities and countries are facing troubling health trends. By 2030, chronic diseases will cause 52 million global deaths per year, (...)
Global megatrends are re-shaping the world economic order. From mass urbanisation, to the rise of the global middle classes, ageing populations, technological trends and the (...)
The innovation economy – where ideas and IP are king – is evolving, growing, and urbanising exponentially. The world’s 1,000 biggest spending firms on research (...)
The world’s urban population exceeded its rural population for the first time in history in 2009 and now 54 percent of the world’s population, some (...)
Europe’s real estate industry expects to be busier and more profitable in 2015. This optimism is clear, despite weak fundamentals and economic conditions as (...)
Cities across the world are adjusting to new economic realities. The 2008 financial crisis and consequent recession in the West and global economic slowdown (...)
Today, the real estate industry is increasingly having to address the causes of climate change, of which it is a main contributor, through an (...)
How do real estate developers and investors - who could pursue opportunities regionally, nationally, or internationally - think about infrastructure? How do city leaders use (...)
This publication provides answers directly from developers who have completed projects with wellness intentions. In 13 sets of interviews, developers explain their motivation, their (...)
At the heart of the dynamic increase in cities and nations competing to host events lie major questions and challenges. Will the costs of (...)
Around the world, communities face pressing health challenges related to the built environment. For many years, ULI and its members have been active players (...)
Taking Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) as a core indicator of buildings’ sustainability credentials, the research evaluated what occupiers of the UK office market thought (...)
Optimism has returned to Europe’s real estate industry. Sentiment among industry leaders about the prospects for their businesses is more positive than at any (...)
This is a publication about healthy places. Physical design affects human behavior at all scales—buildings, neighborhoods, communities, and regions. The places in which we (...)
In summary, the impact of leverage – especially in the 2008-9 period – was so punitive that the return delivered by any good work (...)
ULI’s annual infrastructure report, produced in partnership with Ernst & Young, assesses the state of infrastructure globaly. The report summarises recent trends and provides (...)
It is little wonder that this year’s report is bearish in outlook. As interviews were being conducted around the region in the closing weeks (...)
This report presents the indings of a survey of 350 real estate developers, investors, consultants and public sector workers across Europe conducted by global (...)
Real estate used to be just buildings. It is now a financial asset and, over the past decade, real estate has become a significant (...)
Real estate used to be just buildings. It is now a financial asset and, over the past decade, real estate has become a significant (...)
The UK Government introduced Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) enabling legislation on January 1, 2007. Initial take-up was encouraging; nine REITs were created that (...)
Opportunity funds have delivered higher returns than core funds over the period 2003-2009. While core fund returns have been especially disappointing, deeper analysis suggests (...)
The idea of competition between cities is not new. With the recent increases in global economic integration and the changes in economic scale and (...)
European cities are under immense pressure to decrease CO2 emissions and increase energy efficiency by 2020. Through a series of case study examples, this (...)
In summary, the impact of leverage – especially in the 2008-9 period – was so punitive that the return delivered by any good work (...)
Regulation, Austerity Europe, the sovereign debt crisis, and a lending market that seems weaker than ever are the challenges facing Europe’s real estate industry (...)
The Urban Investment Network held a workshop, and in partnership with PropertyEU, a masterclass in Amsterdam on June 9th 2010 to review how far (...)