To do this, ULI Houston relies on our members. By having leaders and thinkers from across all sectors of the real estate industry take their membership participate and lead our various committees, we ensure our district council is producing content and opportunities that members expect from Urban Land Institute.

When you or your employee volunteer time to a committee, you create connections with passionate and innovative contemporaries, and put your company name at the forefront of our 850+ members. Whatever your passion, interest or ability, ULI Houston has a place for you!

Several committees are looking for help right now!
Let us know if you’re interested in joining by visiting the Navigator Opportunity below and putting your preferred committees in the form.

• Capital Markets – Promotes real estate investment issues and the understanding of real estate capital markets.
• Communications – Elevates ULI Houston’s external visibility and fosters greater member engagement through a variety of platforms and channels including websites, blogs, social media, video, and email.
• Housing – Promotes best practices and policies used to create and sustain a full spectrum of housing opportunities.
• Marketplace – Oversees the annual Marketplace conference, including planning the programming and sourcing the sponsorships. The marketplace conference focuses on topics relevant to real estate professionals either in urban and suburban settings.
• Programs – Drives the development of ULI Houston’s high-quality, timely educational programs. These programs are designed specifically for our members to exchange ideas, information, and experience with local and national industry leaders dedicated to creating better places.
• Public Policy – Acts as a liaison with, and provide education to, public officials and other organizations on policy challenges relevant to the real estate industry.
• Urban Resilience and Sustainability – Promotes best practices and policies used to create healthy, resilient and sustainable communities.  It includes the Building Healthy Places Initiative, the Greenprint Center for Building Performance and the Curtis Infrastructure initiative.
• Technical Advisory Panels- Organizes and provides objective multidisciplinary advice to public sector and community-based organizations. Many of the prior and potential clients have limited staffing and financial resources and operate in economically disadvantaged areas
• UrbanPlan –Expands and facilitates ULI’s engaging workshop program that teaches the fundamental forces of real estate development to high school, university, community and public sector groups.
• Young Leaders’ Building Industry Leaders –  Organizes and facilitates the cooperative program between ULI Houston and the Boys & Girls Clubs Greater Houston (BGC) to educate and mentor BGC high school students about the diverse career opportunities in commercial real estate.

About our selection process

The leadership of each committee will review all expressions of interest and may contact one or more candidates for additional information based on need, profession and other factors. The leadership of each committee will select new committee members in consultation with district council staff and other member leaders as needed.