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TOKYO  (November 4, 2022) – For the first time, the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Japan Annual Fall Conference will be showcasing a diverse lineup of ten property startups. These startups are companies that molded their business models during the pandemic and are working to build thriving businesses in the with corona and after era. In addition to regular conference content, conference attendees will be able to interact with these startups directly, through open booths that allow for one on one interaction and a chance to hear directly from the startup leaders.  

These startups are evidence of the flexibility and forward thinking that are essential to future success and they are demonstrating their prowess in the realms of real estate and the built environment. These startups embody the spirit of ULI’s mission to “shape the future of the built environment for transformative impact in communities worldwide” and we are proud to support them in turn. They join a conference that pulls together more than two hundred local and international real estate professionals including leaders and experts in the industry and the biggest companies in this field. ULI Japan aims to utilize the conference as a space for dialogue and interaction that promotes forward thinking and creative solutions, where both new startups and established players in the field can share ideas, opening the path to innovation and honing of best practices. This is important more now than ever before, with the impacts of covid, the war in Ukraine, and other global and local upheavals creating the necessity for continual flexibility and innovation.  

The following ten startups will be featured at the 2022 conference, register today to be sure not to miss this opportunity to interact with the leaders of tomorrow in the world of real estate and land use:  

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ULI is a global nonprofit education and research institute that aims to shape the future of the built environment and ensure a positive impact in communities. It includes 45,000 members worldwide from a diverse array of professional backgrounds in land use and real estate development. Members become part of a diverse network of professionals in the private and public spheres and gain access to both networking and information exchange.