New York University School of Professional Studies 33 courses 15 total credits
A minor in Real Estate Development provides a targeted set of courses to build a foundation of knowledge which can overlay and enhance complimentary study programs. Through courses in development fundamentals, market analysis, and management, the minor incorporates an interdisciplinary approach to make students fluent in the vocabulary, techniques, challenges, and opportunities facing the real estate industry. Students who complete the minor in Real Estate Development will have a grounding in the fundamentals of real estate and can pursue a range of career pathways that augment knowledge gained in a studentβs chosen major. In order to complete the minor in Real Estate Development, an undergraduate student must take fifteen (15) credits in courses that count toward the minor. This includes two (2) required real estate foundation courses, and then another seven (7) credits from an approved list of elective courses. Please note: these minors are only open to SPS, Steinhardt, and Gallatin students. To declare the minor, students should consult the advising team at schack.undergrad@nyu.edu.
Foundation Courses
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| REBS1-UC 1060 | Urban Real Estate Economics | 4 |
| REBS1-UC 1005 | Real Estate Finance | 4 |
Elective Courses
Select seven (7) elective credits from the approved list of electives below:
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