ULI Forecast: Renting as Robust as Ever

Snapped at ULI Philadelphia's annual Real Estate Forecast recently: Duke Realty SVP Jeff Palmquist; keynote speaker Mitch Roschelle, Real Estate Business Advisory Services at PricewaterhouseCoopers; and Southern Land Co director of multifamily development Dustin Downey. The event covered the popularity of renting, the emergence of the "18-hour city 2.0," and the importance of job mobility and fair housing. Also participating were the Davis Cos' Stephen Rice and moderator Natalie Kostelni of the Philadelphia Business Journal.

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