Tampa, renowned for its vibrant urban landscape, will host the 2024 Urban Land Institute (ULI) summit. Over two days, industry leaders from various sectors, including attorneys, engineers, developers, and architects, will converge to delve into the pressing issues surrounding sustainable growth and affordability in Florida cities.
Today is the last day to register for the #ULIFloridaSummit! We are looking forward to the kickoff of this energetic summit this Thursday, April 4! Join 800+ real estate professionals at this event and get ready for a memorable week!
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— ULI Tampa Bay (@ULITampaBay) April 1, 2024
Former State Senator Jeff Brandes will lead discussions on Florida’s property insurance crisis, highlighting its impact on real estate agents and homeowners statewide. Former Florida Deputy Insurance Commissioner Lisa Miller stresses resilient development and stronger construction methods to mitigate natural disasters.
With a keen focus on the future, the summit aims to chart a course toward urban transformation and resilience. The event, hosted at the JW Marriott Tampa Water Street, promises to shape urban development in the Sunshine State.
