• The mission of the Urban Land Institute is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating thriving communities worldwide.
• A nonprofit research and education organisation founded in 1936 dedicated to the best in land use policy and practice.
• Over 40,000 members worldwide including over 2,500 in Europe representing the entire spectrum of real estate disciplines in both the private and public sectors.
• The leading multidisciplinary industry forum encouraging the exchange of ideas, information, and experience.
• A think tank where members grow through sharing, mentoring, and problem solving.

Bring People Together–ULI activities in Europe are diverse, frequent, and of high quality.

• An annual Development and Finance conference in Paris that attracts leaders from Europe and North America.
• Annual European Trends Conferences to discuss and debate the key challenges and opportunities facing the real estate industry.
• 14 District Councils offering learning and networking opportunities at meeting across Europe.
• Sector-focused Product Councils meetings to provide a platform of discussion.

Provide Information–ULI leadership in education and research examines key trends and issues, provides practical tools for industry professionals.

• Interdisciplinary inquiry crossing borders and industry sectors.
• Urban Land magazine exploring recent market trends, policy issues, and new projects.
• An broad catalogue of publications, case studies, and other materials helping members turn theory into reality.
• Extensive Web site containing resources and information.

Share Best Practice–ULI draws upon the knowledge and experience of its members to encourage and recognise excellence.

• Policy forums examining a range of issues from congestion charging and critical worker housing to European planning policy.
• Advisory Services panels that bring industry expertise to bear on complex planning and development projects, programmes, and policies.
• ULI Awards for Excellence programme honouring outstanding development projects throughout the world.
• The ULI JC Nichols Prize for Visionary Urban Development presented to an individual who demonstrates the highest standards of responsible development.
• The European Urban Design Competition intended to promote an interdisciplinary approach to urban design and development problems.