Land Institute to Gather for Meeting in L. A.
The fall meeting of the Urban Land Institute is expected to attract more than 3,000 of the Washington-based organization’s members to Los Angeles this week.
The nonprofit group was formed in 1936 to improve the quality of land-use planning and development. Members include land developers, builders, architects, city planners, investors, planning and renewal agencies.
A 7 p.m. Wednesday reception at Citicorp Plaza will precede daily sessions Thursday through Saturday at the Westin Bonaventure and at the Sheraton Grande.
A number of guided tours of Los Angeles area developments are planned for the visitors, including downtown projects, commercial, retail, recreational, industrial, office park and residential developments.
Please see Sam Hall Kaplan column, Page 2.
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