2025 SOUTH KOREA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The Future of Multifamily and Living: Investment, Innovation & Sustainability

Connect with the Leading Experts in the Multifamily & Living Sector at ULI South Korea Annual Conference 2025

Korea’s rental housing market is rapidly evolving, with Multifamily, Co-Living, and Build-to-Rent (BTR) models emerging as key solutions to housing demand shifts. The ULI South Korea Annual Conference 2025 will convene industry leaders, institutional investors, and policymakers to discuss market dynamics, regulatory trends, and financing strategies shaping the sector. Drawing lessons from the U.S., Europe, and Asia, we will explore how global markets have addressed affordability challenges, tenant experience, and sustainable housing solutions. Gain exclusive insights into how Korea can leverage international best practices to drive innovation and long-term success in rental housing.

URBAN LIVING IN SOUTH KOREA
Evolving Rental Housing Market: Global Insights and Local Innovations

The 2025 ULI South Korea Annual Conference is the premier platform for industry leaders to explore the future of the Multifamily & Living sector in Korea. As rental housing continues to evolve, this event will bring together investors, developers, operators, policymakers to discuss market trends, regulatory shifts, and innovative solutions shaping the industry.

Attendees will gain exclusive insights into Multifamily, Co-Living, and Build-to-Rent (BTR) models, drawing lessons from global markets to address affordability, sustainability, and tenant experience. The conference will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, and interactive sessions, offering a unique opportunity to connect with thought leaders and stay ahead in Korea’s dynamic housing sector.

KEY TOPICS

• The Rise of Multifamily in Korea 
• Build-to-Rent (BTR) & Institutional Investment in Multifamily
• Regulatory Frameworks & Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) in Rental Housing
• Enhancing Affordability & Tenant-Centric Living Models
• ESG & Sustainability in Rental Housing Development

DAY 1: MAIN CONFERENCE SESSIONS

Keynote Session: The Future of Multifamily & Living Sector
The keynote session features MOLIT and Greystar discussing Korea’s rental housing challenges and policy responses. MOLIT will outline its strategy to enhance rental housing stability and quality while promoting the growth of professionally managed, institutional rental housing. Greystar will bring global insights across multifamily and BTR development, investment, and operations, highlighting how sustainable private-sector engagement can support Korea’s evolving housing landscape.  

Session 1: Global Living Sector Trends & Korean Rental Housing Outlook
This session covers global living sector trends - aging, smaller households, hybrid work- and the rise of rental housing and policy shifts. It also addresses Korea’s unique challenges, including the jeonse system and informal rental market, and explores paths for reform. 

Session 2: The Rise of Multifamily in Korea
The session will explore the expansion of Multifmaily and BTR (Build-to-Rent) Housing, regulatory impact and investment opportunities in Korea.  

Session 3: Policy & Regulatory Landscape for the Living Sector
This session explores policies and regulations shaping the living sector, including government support for BTR and co-living, real estate taxation, financial incentives, and public-private partnership case studies. 

Session 4: Investor Perspectives on Multifamily & Living Sectors
This session delves into the outlook, investment strategies, and profitability of the multifamily market from the perspective of both domestic and global investors. As institutional capital reshapes the rental housing sector, we explore its impact on affordability, tenant retention, and long-term returns. 

Session 5: Lessons from Global Markets – US, Europe & Asia
Exploring Key takeaways from the global multifamily market, including the US, Australia, and Japan – Best practices and insights applicable to the Korean market.

Session 6: Co-Living & Emerging Residential Model
Exploring innovative housing models such as Co-Living, Purpose-Built Rental Housing (PBR), and Micro Living, this session examines the impact of rising single-person households and shifting residential trends, with insights from domestic and international case studies.  

Session 7: Design & Technology in the Future of Housing
The session will delve into smart residential spaces, AI-driven operational solutions, and ESG and sustainable housing design case studies. 

EVENT FEES (USD)

DAY 2: STUDY TOUR

Tour A (Capacity: 30)

• 10:00 – 12:00: Episode Yongsan 
• 13:30 – 14:40: Vertium-Friends 

Tour B (Capacity: 30)

• 09:30 – 10:30: Homes Stay (Seonjeongneung)
• 11:00 – 12:00: Tree House (Yeoksam)
• 14:00 – 15:00: Seed Cube Changdong

The tour program can be registered for up to two projects, avoiding any schedule conflicts

TOUR FEES (USD)

ULI Member   USD 70
Non-member   USD 140

Watch this video for a step-by-step guide to easily select and sign up for the tour.