The nicest prof I've ever met. It's easy understanding and also a good way to open the track of Real Estate. If you don't know about real estate, and that's all fine. The material are not difficult and the exam are pretty straightforward. It's actually a great class I've recommended my every friend major in business and economic to take. Don't miss

This is my first urban economics class and I finally understand why and how location matters.

Literally the sweetest professor ever. Group projects throughout the semester, two exams and no other homework. The class is very easy, especially if you're taking it as an econ major and compare to other econ electives. Barely any math and the practice exams are very helpful. Just go to class and pay attention 50% of the time, you'll be good.

Absolutely one of the best instructors! She strives the best to make every economic concept crystal clear and gives tons of real world examples to demonstrate practical applications of the course material.

Professor Han is a knowledgeable and caring. Urban economics material can be boring to learn, but she gave ton of real world applications, making RE420 an absolutely fun course!

This is a great urban course that influences the way I understand cities and regional development.

Lu Han is a very bad professor! She wastes 30 minutes every class. Her lectures are awful and she is horrible and explaining things. Her answers and reasoning on her practice exams and exams are just straight wrong. Like she is the professor and supposed to be smart but actually doesnt know the correct answer to what she is teaching. DONT TAKE HER!

An intense but super userful course

Make the exams easier

Was her first and hopefully last semester. She expected us to know how to code in R for a single project for real estate economics. Lectures were choppy and hard to follow. She provided study questions for the exam, but they weren't similar and test was extremely hard. Lots of group work, but stay away from her at all costs. A HORRIBLE experience.