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May 25, 2020
ULI Toronto to co-lead an initiative toward retrofitting the “physical realm” of the Toronto-Waterloo Corridor
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ULI Toronto’s executive committee at the 5th annual Meet the Chiefs dinner.
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WLI Presents: Growing Pains at the 2018 Symposium: Toronto Urbanism
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Three up-and-coming property technology (“PropTech”) companies pitch their businesses and technology solutions in front of a panel of real estate and technology industry leaders (a.k.a. Sharks) at ULI Toronto’s first-ever Shark Tank event.
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City of Toronto’s Chief Planner Gregg Lintern checks out the Class of 2019’s renderings at the Curtner Leadership Program Community Presentation in Mount Dennis.
Over 600 people in the real estate and land development industries gathered at Stackt Market, Toronto’s first-ever market made entirely of shipping containers, to celebrate the 9th Annual Sold Out ULI Toronto Summer Social.
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Over 300 people gathered at the beautiful new Globe and Mail Centre on the East side of Toronto for an early morning presentation on the New Deal Structure in Toronto.
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