Real Estate

Co/Prerequisite: BUS 312 is a co/prerequisite for Business majors. This course explores the practical applications of real estate theory to the operation of a real estate business. Marketing and financial aspects of running a real estate business, including property management and leasing are introduced. Ethical factors affecting the practice of real estate, including the historic …

Corequisite: BUS 312 for Business majors. A survey of real estate, including the nature of real property, ownership, transactions, contracts, agency, lending, appraisal, taxation and governmental restrictions on use. Topics include property management, civil rights and fair housing. The course covers the regulation of real estate professions, including ethics and professional responsibility. Available for graduate …

Prerequisites: RE 414. BUS 312 is a prerequisite for Business majors. Analysis of the various determinants of real estate appraisal and the methods used in practice to estimate such value. Economic factors affecting real estate value are emphasized and traditional appraisal techniques are critically examined. Available for graduate credit in the real estate certificate program.

Prerequisite: Completion of the lower division writing requirement. BUS 312 is a co/prerequisite for Business majors. This course will present fundamental analytical techniques and practical applications for market analysis of various forms of real estate. It explores macro and micro aspects of residential, retail, office, and industrial markets and examines methodologies for analyzing such markets …

Prerequisites: RE 412; RE 414. BUS 312 is a prerequisite for Business majors. Theory and methods of real estate mortgages and investment analysis. Analysis of the instruments, institutions, agencies, and operations involved in the funding and underwriting of real estate investments. Includes emphasis on analytical techniques and computer applications. Available for graduate credit in the …

Prerequisite: RE 414. This course explores the effective management of income-producing real estate assets, covering crucial functions such as marketing, leasing, operations, and asset management. The course delves into three levels of real estate management: property management, asset management, and portfolio management. Students gain insights into property managers’ responsibilities in handling individual properties, learn how asset …