M.S. in Real Estate Development
CURRICULUM
The M.S. in Real Estate Development is a 42-credit program, including a two-tiered core curriculum designed to establish a broad foundation for the entire discipline. There is a choice of four concentrations, each complete with a capstone project, and two electives to be chosen from a wide range of topics.
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Core Curriculum
The core curriculum is designed to provide a deep and broad foundation in real estate development that supports the chosen concentration. Students are required to take all of the following courses in Tier I and Tier II.
Tier I
Tier I courses provide a fundamental understanding of the economic and financial aspects of real estate development, familiarity with the legal issues that shape the development process, and an exploration of the methods and techniques in economics and market analysis.
(12 Credits)
| Real Estate Economics and Market Analysis / DEVE1-GC1045 | |
3 |
| Legal Principles and Practices / DEVE1-GC1050 | |
3 |
| Real Estate Finance / DEVE1-GC1035 | |
3 |
| The Development Process / DEVE1-GC1060 | |
3 |
Tier II
Tier II courses analyze design, construction methods, and valuation approaches within the development process, and the range of federal, state, and local regulations governing site planning, and feasibility.
(12 Credits)
Concentrations
(Choose One Area of Concentration)
Students are required to take all of the courses in one of the following concentrations plus two electives.
The Business of Development
Sustainable Development
Global Real Estate
Community Development
Electives
Students select any combination of two courses from either the list below, from another concentration in this program, or, with permission from the program director, from the M.S. in Real Estate or the M.S. in Construction Management. Please note that not all courses are offered every semester.
