More diversification in the industry will shift the focus to the redevelopment of areas that are victims of food, retail and healthcare deserts due to racially biased city planning in the mid-20th century.
The report proved the industry is aware of the need for diversity which is a high priority in the talent management strategies of the survey’s respondents. “We still have a lot to do in the construction industry in retaining talent in the leasing and management industries and bringing up a generation of developers that’s more diverse.” “We’ve made great progress in the public real estate companies,” said Carlock.
This year’s ULI fall conference heavily focused on diversity, inclusion, recruitment and retention to ensure ongoing career progress for industry participants. The results from the 2022 ULI Emerging Trends Report reveal an optimistic outlook for the coming year while the industry is in an environment with plenty of equity and demand for most product types.Ĭarlock said, “ is a great organization for collaborating with developers and friends of the industry.”Ĭontractors, leaders, architects, title companies and lenders gather twice a year and sit on regional and product committees to share ideas to improve cities and neighborhoods throughout the industry. The company recently released the ULI Emerging Trend Report to prepare businesses for the coming year. In its 43rd year, PwC partners with ULI to capture the sentiment of industry leaders each fall. He attended Harding University for his undergraduate program and Yale and Harvard for graduate school.
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His previous experience includes serving as Chief Investment Officer with Post Properties and running a series of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) funds. Carlock joins hosts Carol Morgan and Todd Schnick for the All About Real Estate segment.Ĭelebrating 10 years with PwC, Carlock joined the company directly from industry after working for Trammell Crow Company.
real estate practice leader with PwC, joins the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast to discuss the results from the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Emerging Trends Report.
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