Capital Region

ULI North Florida encompassing 38 counties, from Flagler to Escambia, and the Capital Region is nearly 100 members strong. The membership in the Capital Region includes private-sector members, public-sector members as well as university students in real estate.

The Capital Region is served by a local board with a mission to share best practices in real estate and to connect real estate leaders for the betterment of Tallahassee and the surrounding communities. The Board provides local leadership by managing local meetings, programs and initiatives.

Capital Region Chair

Capital Region Leadership Board Members

Reggie Bouthillier, Stearns Weaver Miller (past chair)
Will Butler, Real Estate InSync (past chair)
Autumn Calder, Blueprint Intergovernmental Agency | Programs Chair
Richard Darabi, Moore Bass Consulting
Bonnie Davenport, BKJ, Inc. Architecture (past chair)
Sue Dick, Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce
Elizabeth Emmanuel, Tallahassee Downtown Improvement Authority
Kim Gabbard, FSU Real Estate Foundation
Kevin Graham, FSU Real Estate Foundation
Christian Griffith, Arbor Properties
Chris Jensen, Prime Meridian Bank
Charlie Johnson, Kimley-Horn | UrbanPlan Vice Chair
Christopher Marino, Florida State Board of Administration
John McNeill, NAI Talcor
John Reddick, City of Tallahassee
Brian Sealey, Sealey Team
Robert Volpe, Holtzman Vogel
David Weiss, Ausley McMullen | UrbanPlan Vice Chair 
Barry Wilcox, Leon County

Trends in Real Estate

The Capital Region Leadership hosts the Trends in Real Estate each year. This luncheon event brings in a speaker from ULI or Pricewaterhouse Coopers to speak to trends in the industry.

Emerging Trends in Real Estate® is an annual series of trends and forecast publications that reflect the views of leading real estate executives in three global regions—Americas, Europe, and Asia Pacific. Undertaken jointly with PWC and the Urban Land Institute, Emerging Trends in Real Estate®provides an outlook on real estate investment and development trends, real estate finance and capital markets, property sectors, metropolitan areas, and other real estate issues.

UrbanPlan

The ULI Capital Region Leadership implements UrbanPlan, a project-based learning curriculum unit for high schools and universities. Bringing together disciplines such as economics, city government, real estate and urban planning, UrbanPlan engages students to consider the myriad of complex decisions that shape our built environment.

UrbanPlan is held at Leon High School and Maclay High School.

This program requires many volunteers! To learn more, visit our UrbanPlan page or contact David Weiss or Charlie Johnson.