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Facilitator

Mr. Harry Lee

Managing Director & Country Head, South Korea Hines

Mr. Lee serves as Managing Director and Country Head and is responsible for acquisitions and development in South Korea. He brings 12 years of experience in private investment management to Hines. Prior to joining the firm in 2021, he worked for DWS as Head of Transactions, leading the acquisition and development of ten properties in Korea with a value of over $1.7 billion since 2013. He also worked for Rutter Private Equity, Seoul-based private equity management firm, managing over USD 800 million corporate buy-out and special situations investments. Lee earned a BBA in Business Administration and BA in Applied Statistics from Yonsei University. He is CFA Charterholder.

Speaking at

Tue 27 May 1:00 PM — 4:00 PM (GMT+08:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Urumqi Regent Hong Kong, Peach+Cherry+Willow, level 2

ULI Minds

Registered attendees of the ULI Asia Pacific Summit can sign up to attend this session through here.

 

A unique experience where conversation takes center stage. Guided by a provocateur, these discussions foster meaningful dialogue and connection among participants.

1:00 - 2:00 PM - TOPIC 1: EMERGING INVESTMENT TRENDS IN ASIA PACIFIC: KOREA’S MULTIFAMILY, CO-LIVING & LIVING SECTOR

Korea’s rental housing market is undergoing a major transformation, with Multifamily, BTR, and Co-Living models emerging as key catalysts for institutional investment and urban innovation. This session will explore Korea’s evolving landscape through a global lens, focusing on regulatory shifts, capital flows, and international best practices.

Join us for an engaging discussion that offers global investors and developers a strategic roadmap to tap into Korea’s next wave of rental housing growth.

Facilitator: Harry Lee, Country Head, Hines Korea

2:00 - 3:00 PM - TOPIC 2: UNLOCKING THE POTENTIAL OF ADAPTIVE REUSE IN URBAN REGENERATION

  • As cities seek sustainable, community-driven solutions, how can adaptive reuse become a key driver in shaping the urban landscape of the future?
  • How can underutilized assets like retail, office buildings, and factories be reimagined into vibrant, mixed-use destinations that drive economic and social vitality?
  • How can adaptive reuse projects be designed to allow for future flexibility and evolving urban needs?

Facilitator: Tammy Tang, Managing Director, China, Colliers

2:00 - 3:00 PM - TOPIC 3: THE UNIQUE PULSE OF GBA AND ITS IMPACT ON REAL ESTATE

The Greater Bay Area is accelerating into a new era, blending cutting-edge technology, robotics and digital transformation into a next-gen economic powerhouse.

Facilitator: Jex Ng, managing Director, South China, JLL

3:00 - 4:00 PM - TOPIC 4: THE RISE OF 20-MINUTE CITIES – RETHINKING URBAN CENTERS AND DECENTRALIZATION TRENDS POST-PANDEMIC

Cities are experiencing profound changes as flexible work arrangements and evolving lifestyle preferences reduce the need for large office spaces and downtown retail, resulting in higher vacancy rates and diminished evening activity. To foster resilience and vitality, Central Business Districts must be reimagined as Social Districts, emphasizing mixed-use development that prioritize people-friendly streetscapes, flexible programs and spill-out spaces that cultivate social interaction over solely business functions.

Facilitator: Ian Ralph, Senior Associate Principal, Urban Design Studio Leader, SOM

3:00 - 4:00 PM - TOPIC 5: AI IN REAL ESTATE: REVOLUTIONISING INVESTMENT, TENANT EXPERIENCES & ASSET MANAGEMENT

Facilitators:

  • Bernie Devine, Senior Regional Director, Asia Pacific, Yardi Systems, Inc.
  • Jonathan Hannam, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Taronga Group
  • Jordan Kostelac, Founder, Deploy
Tue 27 May 1:00 PM — 2:00 PM (GMT+08:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Urumqi Regent Hong Kong, Willow, level 2

ULI Minds | Topic 1: Emerging Investment Trends in Asia Pacific: Korea’s Multifamily, Co-living and Living Sector – SOLD OUT

Korea’s rental housing market is undergoing a major transformation, with Multifamily, BTR, and Co-Living models emerging as key catalysts for institutional investment and urban innovation. This session will explore Korea’s evolving landscape through a global lens, focusing on regulatory shifts, capital flows, and international best practices. 

Join us for an engaging discussion that offers global investors and developers a strategic roadmap to tap into Korea’s next wave of rental housing growth.