Rutgers University 3 credits Real Estate
This course overviews real estate development of urban places, including the many challenges of the development process such as analyzing market sectors and development opportunities, comprehending the development context of regulation, public policy and politics, raising investment capital, assembling land, program formulation, building types, construction management, marketing, and sales. Examples of development projects will be presented, each focusing on specific aspects of the process. Students will learn how to access and harvest online information to understand environmental and legal challenges to real estate redevelopment. Prerequisites: Aggregate Economic Analysis (22:223:520 (FT)/22:223:591 (PT)), Financial Management (22:390:522 (FT)/22:390:587 (PT)), Accounting for Managers (22:010:502 (FT)/22:010:577 (PT)), Real Estate Finance (22:390:695), and Real Estate Law (22:851:650).
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