The ULI Utah District Council was established in 1995. Currently, we have over two hundred members throughout the state of Utah. Our members include developers, builders, property owners, investors, architects, public officials, planners, brokers, appraisers, attorneys, engineers, financiers, academics, and economists.

The mission of the Utah District Council is to deliver the ULI experience at the local level.

• To be the definitive source for objective lands use expertise and information for all entities interested in land planning, development, and real estate issues in Utah.
• To provide members with opportunities for professional development through active involvement in committee work, topical programs, and networking.
• To share knowledge at the local level, through valuable educational programs and topic-specific task forces. To raise awareness of local land use issues among members, public officials, academics, students, and the public at large.

Programs
ULI Utah hosts educational programs and forums that are interdisciplinary and practical, focusing on a broad range of issues that apply to many different parts of the development industry. These programs are open to both members and non-members, covering topics effecting development such as smart growth, the economy, transit, housing, design, sustainability, trends, policy making and finance. We also host networking events which provide opportunities to exchange ideas and information on a more informal level.

Young Leaders Group
The ULI Utah Young Leaders Group is a forum for young professionals under the age of 35. The objective of the Young Leaders Group is to bring together the leaders of tomorrow’s local real estate and land use community with our seasoned members in a professional and social learning environment. A series of lunch programs, open only to Young Leaders, provides smaller settings for informative topics and speakers. Through our annual Mentoring Program, Young Leaders are matched with an experienced professional for a year-long association. Young Leaders are encouraged to learn from the best—mastering best practices, establishing professional relationships, and getting advice about challenges they encounter as a young professional in our industry.

Community Outreach
ULI Utah is always looking for opportunities to assist communities or other non-profit organizations. Our Community Outreach Committee assembles panels for conferences or community events, is a great resource for speakers on specific topics, and facilitates information exchange with other professional organizations throughout the state.

Technical Assistance Panels
ULI Utah’s Technical Assistance Program brings the finest expertise is real estate, development and planning together to collaborate on a complex land use projects for a nominal fee. ULI considers applications for this program from local public or private entities. This intensive one day working session is designed to address issues related to the feasibility and implementation of a specific project. ULI Utah then compiles a summary of the presentations and recommendations from the panel of experts for the sponsoring entity.