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YASC Highlights, Santa Barbara,
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Client News
Sanders Equities LLC Streamlines
Invoice Processing with Yardi
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Denholtz Associates Upgrades to Yardi Voyager 7S and the Yardi Commercial Suite Read More»

Client in Focus
Focus on Urban Innovations
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Product & Technology News
Yardi Unveils Yardi Marketplace
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Orion Business Intelligence Now Includes New Collaboration Feature Read More»
1,300-plus Adoptions and Realcomm Digie Award Highlight Eventful Year for Yardi Voyager 7S Read More»

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Commercial Green
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Investment Drivers
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Medical Mart
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Investment Drivers
The real estate landscape is in constant evolution, with developers always on the lookout for smart investment opportunities. Whereas the direction of new development efforts is dictated by a combination of factors, including market conditions, economic considerations and demographic trends, quality infrastructure systems act as a platform supporting real estate growth across the globe.

According to a recent report issued by the Urban Land Institute in collaboration with EY, solid infrastructure – including transportation, utilities, and telecommunications – makes the commercial real estate sector tick, along with consumer demand and workforce skills. Infrastructure 2014: Shaping the Competitive City aims to shed light on the role of infrastructure in the development of healthy communities.
The eighth in a series of reports examining infrastructure trends and issues, the ULI/EY analysis was released at ULI's 2014 Spring Meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia. Conducted in January 2014, the survey mirrors the opinions of 241 public sector officials and 202 senior-level real estate executives (developers, investors, lenders and advisers) in large and mid-sized cities all over the world, with concentrations in the United States, Europe and Asia Pacific. About 86 percent of survey respondents were based in the United States.
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