ULI South Carolina and the ULI Center for Sustainability and Economic Performance presented the final installment of “Living on the Edge: A 5-Part Conversation About Urban Resiliency in the Lowcountry and How We Respond” on November 12. The final installment highlighted “Investing in the Edge: A Changing Financial Landscape,” with speakers Yoon Kim (427), Laura Craft (Heitman), and Janice Barnes (Climate Adaptation Partners).

Many thanks again to the ULI SC Urban Resilience Program Committee members Jack Smith (Nelson Mullins), Steve Dudash (Thomas & Hutton), Diana Permar (Permar, Inc.), Jim Hamilton, (Kimley Horn), Erin Stevens (Surculus) and Mark Wilbert (City of Charleston).  And to our Series Sponsor, Thomas & Hutton. You can view recordings of all of the sessions using the links below.

• Session #1: Living on the Edge: Climate Threats & Real Estate Investment
• Session #2: Living on the Edge – What You Need to Know About Climate & Sea Level Rise
• Session #3: Adaptation Along the Edge: National Best Practices in Coastal Resilience
• Session #4: Embracing & Respecting the Edge: The Path Forward in the Lowcountry
• Session #5: Investing in the Edge: A Changing Financial Landscape