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Diverse Perspectives on the Future of Suburbia

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Diverse Perspectives on the Future of Suburbia

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THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED.

Urbanizing the Suburbs – Diverse Perspectives on the Future of Suburbia

The predominant real estate and urban design trend of the last decade has been a shift away from suburban development towards redevelopment in core cities. Will this trend towards more urban environments expand to the suburbs? The Urban Land Institute’s 2020 Emerging Trends report identified “Hipsturbia” – the transformation of suburban areas into hipper more urban spaces - as a defining pattern to watch. “Success has a way of spreading, and 24-hour downtowns have provided replicable models that many suburban communities are seeking to emulate.”

A panel will tackle thorny questions facing suburban environments in an era of climate change, technological transformation, increasing income disparity, and high housing costs in the nations most prosperous cities.

The panel has diverse perspectives on suburban redevelopment. This promises to be a thought provoking discussion and spirited debate. Network with others from diverse industries and enjoy a light breakfast.

This event is sponsored by Urban Land Institute - Northwest (https://northwest.uli.org/).

Wednesday 22 April 2020, 8:00 to 10:30 AM PDT

Billy Frank Junior Conference Center (Ecotrust)
721 NW 9th Avenue
Second Floor
Portland, OR 97209

Price: $35. Discounts and fees may apply.

Discount admission is available to ULI members directly through the ULI Northwest event page here: https://northwest.uli.org/events/detail/D10CCA9D-0DCB-476B-8519-5C32F434A12D/

Visit the event webpage (https://designportland.org/festival/2020/schedule/urbanizing-suburbia-what-does-a-more-urban-and-sustainable-future-look-like) for more information or to register. Click through to the sponsor for instructions. This event and its sponsor are not affiliated with Green Making (http://www.greenmaking.com). This announcement is a courtesy for our members.

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