The Real Estate Finance and Investment concentration is designed for students with a career interest in one of the five specializations in real estate: management and operations; finance and transactions; urban planning and management of public sector enterprises; research, market analysis and decision support; or development and entrepreneurship.
The concentration is composed of three courses, two of which are required for all students. For the third course, students choose an elective from a list of Economics, Finance, Marketing, Law, Public Policy, and Sociology courses.
Required Courses
- REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT (RE 530)
- REAL ESTATE FINANCE (RE 531)
Students must also select one course from among the following:
- REAL ESTATE MARKET ANALYSIS AND VALUATION (RE 533)
- REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT II (RE 535)
- REAL ESTATE SEMINAR (RE 596)
- SPECIAL TOPIC: TOPICS IN REAL ESTATE (RE 798)
- SPECIAL TOPIC: LEGAL ISSUES IN REAL ESTATE (BLW 798)
- REGIONAL AND URBAN ECONOMICS (ECO 550)
- SEGMENTATION AND TARGETING (MKT 529)
- METROPOLITAN PLANNING WITH GEODEMOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS (MPS 571)
- URBAN AND COMMUNITY ANALYSIS (MPS 573)
- POLICIES AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (MPS 574)
- URBAN SOCIOLOGY (SOC 420)
- URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY (SOC 421)
- SOCIOLOGY OF HOUSING (SOC 424)
FOR JD/MBA ONLY
- ENVIRONMENTAL LAW (LAW 444)
- REAL ESTATE FINANCE AND COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT (LAW 459)
- HOUSING LAW (LAW 487)
- LAND USE PLANNING (LAW 488)
See campusconnect.depaul.edu for information about the prerequisites for graduate courses.