Urban Land Institute Moves into The Executive Centre at 28 Stanley Street, Central, Hong Kong

Hong Kong (9 October 2025) — The Urban Land Institute (ULI), the oldest and largest network of cross-disciplinary real estate and land use experts in the world, has officially moved its Asia-Pacific headquarters to The Executive Centre’s location at 28 Stanley Street, Central, Hong Kong. The relocation was celebrated with a vibrant move-in party on September 26, 2025, marking a significant milestone in ULI’s commitment to fostering innovation and cross functional collaboration within the real estate sector.

With over 45,000 members worldwide, ULI is dedicated to shaping the future of the built environment, working alongside industry leaders to transform communities into livible, breathable and more human-centric environments. This strategic move reflects ULI’s forward-thinking approach, embracing a flexible and hybrid workspace model that aligns with contemporary work trends.

"This move represents a pivotal moment for ULI as we seek to enhance our impact in the region and extend our partnerships within the corporate real estate sector," stated Alan Beebe, CEO Asia Pacific of ULI. "By situating ourselves in a dynamic environment like The Executive Centre, we can better serve our members and advance our mission to improve urban spaces."

The Executive Centre is equally enthusiastic about this collaboration. "Welcoming ULI to our centre at 28 Stanley Street is a testament to our commitment to providing exceptional premium flexible workspaces that facilitate business growth and collaboration," said Jennifer So, City Head of Hong Kong at The Executive Centre. "This partnership aligns seamlessly with our vision of supporting organisations dedicated to elevating the built environment and enhancing the future of work."

The new office model features a blend of private office and coworking access, along with the utilisation of TEC’s collaborative shared lounges and event spaces, reflecting a trend among global organisations seeking to optimise their workspace for collaboration and flexibility. This strategic partnership between ULI and TEC is poised to cultivate broader collaboration between ULI Members and TEC’s alike, with both organisations dedicated to improving urban environments and defining the evolution of workspaces.

As ULI embarks on this new chapter, TEC looks forward to engaging with the community and collaborating on initiatives that enhance the quality of life in urban settings.