Real Estate Development and Urbanism

Catalog description

This course explores the principles, practices, and dynamics of real estate development within urban contexts. It examines the interplay between economic, social, environmental, and regulatory factors that shape the built environment. Key topics include urban planning theories, land use regulations, market analysis, financial feasibility studies, and sustainable development practices. Students will gain an understanding of the stages involved in real estate development projects, from site selection and acquisition to design, construction, and marketing. The course emphasizes the role of stakeholders such as developers, investors, government agencies, and community organizations in shaping urban landscapes.