The pandemic has severely damaged the picture of the modern world, not excluding the real estate industry and urban living. Are there any proven solutions for adapting to the new reality? How to build more resilient cities and communities? Do we need to change the way we live and work? These are just some of the questions we will seek answers to during the Urban Land Institute Poland Conference: RESETTING TO THE FUTURE, which will be held on October 6-7, 2021, in a hybrid format – online and live at the Raffles Europejski Hotel in Warsaw.

Conference speakers will focus on solutions that support building places resilient to market and social turbulence, and better for living and working. Equally important issues discussed during the conference will be the cities of the future, the changing face of business districts, and what these changes mean for cities, investors, and other players in the real estate market. Expert panels will consist of innovators, architects, investors, city representatives, and urban planners.

The annual conference organized by ULI Poland will be an opportunity to exchange experiences gained during the Covid-19 pandemic. Experts from Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Hong Kong, Krakow, London, New York, Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Stockholm, Sidney, and Warsaw will meet in one place.

"I am very proud of this conference and believe in its great impact. We have invited speakers from around the world who will talk about how cities and the real estate industry are responding to the changes caused by the pandemic and current trends," Dorota Wysokińska-Kuzdra, Senior Partner, Head of Corporate Finance CEE at Colliers International and Chair of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Poland, said.

(WBJ)