ULI Arizona Receives Health Study Grant

ULI plans to convene a local task force to study the intersection of health and housing in Arizona.

The Urban Land Institute Arizona District Council has received $30,000 in grant funding to study health and housing in the market. ULI plans to use the funds to convene a local task force to explore land use and transportation barriers to healthy places and identify sustainable and equitable solutions.

ULI Arizona received $20,000 grant from global ULI’s Building Healthy Places Initiative, with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and a $10,000 financial commitment from Vitalyst Health Foundation.

ULI Arizona is one of four ULI District Councils to study this area.