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Spring 2027
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2626courses with offerings
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An introductory overview of the real estate process covering development, permitting, transactions, economics, financing, valuation, leasing, and management.
Focuses on the study of the allocation of scarce resources across space. Uses economic methods to analyze urban real estate. Topics covered include the determinants of real estate values, the location decisions of households and firms, land use, urban growth and agglomeration, real estate pricing, cycles, development, housing market and policies, and sustainable development.
Past student reviews · Stephen Malpezzi, Yongheng Deng
One student found the class very easy, while another reported some assignments were difficult. Instructors went over homework in class, which helped make those challenging tasks much easier to complete.
Real Estate Finance covers fundamentals of real estate finance and investment, including qualitative and quantitative characteristics of commercial real estate, cash flow projections, valuation approaches, and debt and equity investor.
Covers real estate valuation techniques including property, market, and legal analysis, highest and best use, and the sales comparison, income, and cost approaches applied to commercial property types.
Capstone course in real estate investment analysis focusing on underwriting commercial real estate across multiple property types and professional perspectives.
Applies investment and real estate concepts to the REIT market with emphasis on analyzing a specific REIT's performance, financing, and value drivers within public capital markets.
Foundational course on affordable housing development, focusing on LIHTC, financial tools, political context, and strategies to overcome local resistance.
Real Estate Capital Markets examines the structure and pricing of MBS and REITs, along with strategic considerations for institutional investors in real estate.
The Real Estate Process covers institutional context, urbanization economics, city growth patterns, and decision-making for manufacturing, marketing, managing, and financing real estate space.
This course covers financing and leverage in real estate investment, alternative financing types, financial structure valuation, equity sources, and mortgage securitization.
Covers real estate valuation techniques including highest and best use, market comparison, discounted cash flow, income capitalization, cost approaches, and appraisal ethics.
Commercial Property Development covers creating industrial, office, retail, and hotel properties through strategy, feasibility analysis, site planning, capital costs, construction, and financial structuring, emphasizing case studies.
Applied Real Estate Investment Track II provides experiential learning in investment processes, underwriting, and portfolio analysis, where students manage a real-money endowment in REITs.
Private real estate equity investment course focusing on building investment pipelines, underwriting private placements, governance structures, and benchmarking fund returns.
Advanced course covering theoretical and empirical research in real estate finance, focusing on major contributions, current trends, and methodological advances in recent papers.
A research seminar exploring cutting-edge urban economics and real estate research through invited speakers who discuss methods, challenges, and data analysis to guide project execution.
Urban Economics analyzes spatial relationships in the urban economy, covering land, labor, and housing markets, transport, governance, and regional models with an interdisciplinary focus.