Courses
Key Real Estate Courses
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Credits |
Corporate Real Estate Studies
This course unit is designed to provide a basic understanding of the corporate real estate “mindset” and the cost structure of occupying business space. The unit will also serve as an introduction to the main streams of real estate business specialization. |
1.5 |
Real Estate Cash Flow
The course unit will provide understanding of basic investment arithmetic used by real estate professionals, which will prepare students for understanding of modern and alternative approaches to valuation.
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1.5 |
Real Estate Law & Regulatory Environment
Urban planning, building and environmental regulations are the key public instruments to guide city development and protect the interest of residents, community groups and adjacent business.
The course unit will familiarize the participants with the concepts of development plans, master plans, zoning and building regulations, public hearings and the approval processes of development projects.
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1.5 |
Real Estate Products and Investment Products
There are various investment targets in the investment real estate market, and both the types and risks of real estates vary.
In the course, the characteristics of the various investment targets are discussed, including especially the market environment and its analytical methods.
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1.5 |
Valuation Methods
The course will discuss the valuation principles and methods applied in case of property sale, purchase, mortgage, rental, corporate transformation, finance raising.
During the sessions students will acquire extended knowledge of techniques, practical applications and limitations of various methods related to real estate valuation.
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1.5 |
Facility Management Essentials
The session provides a comprehensive introduction to key aspects of Faciliy Management, a solid base of knowledge, techniques and reference material for facility and property management.
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1.5 |
Real Estate Market
The demand for and supply of various real estate products can be empirically assessed and evaluated. The course will introduce the basic skills of market research and methodologies of demand, competition and pricing assessment for the different real estate sectors. A number of sessions will specifically address the required technical skills for assembling “comparatives” for property evaluation assignments.
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1.5 |
Real Estate Finance
One of the most important boundary areas of the real estate profession is real estate financing. The various banking, financial, economic and accounting approaches are unviable on their own, because they lose sight of the subject of financing, its special features and the international solutions developed in the profession. Supplemented with these specific features, the possible methods and characteristics of real estate financing and the possible pitfalls resulting from a change in attitude are reviewed at the course.
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1.5 |
Real Estate Exposé
From “grass to glass” the course will guide the participants through the entire project development cycle, using a case study approach of a “deal making”. The case study will be presented in the business environment of a development company where approvals to proceed through acquisition, development brief, finance, construction, marketing and sale require internal and external approvals.
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3 |
Elective Real Estate Courses
Course
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Credits
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Urban Economics
The evolution of economic development and spatial structure of cities and metropolitan regions. The course will provide an analytical understanding of the economic and spatial context within which real estate markets operate and evolve. Skill development to research and interpret economic and spatial data for site selection and location valuation for development projects.
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1.5
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Appraisal Report - Practical Applications
The course is designed to provide knowledge and skill in preparing various Valuation (Appraisal) Reports, based on the techniques and practical applications of real estate valuations introduced on the former sessions. Once the purpose of valuation has been identified, the property professional’s role is to define the type of value, the method of valuation and the Valuation (Appraisal) Report’s type and content.
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1.5
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Managing Facility and Real Estate Services
Building services include heating, ventilation, cooling, lighting, noise, cabling, utilities, energy management, lifts and associated services. These services are not only a significant expense area but also often a source of major problems affecting morale, health & safety, productivity and costs.
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1.5 |
Real Estate Marketing
Brokerage, advertisement, negotiation, contracting: those activities are more and more important in the property cycle. A practical introduction of Real Estate Marketing.
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1.5
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Adult Education Registration Number: 01-0516-04
Institutional Accreditation Registration Number: AL-0515 |
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