Dr. Robert Van Order
Chair, Finance Department
Funger Hall, Suite 501-A
2201 G Street NW
Phone: (202) 994-3427
Email: [email protected]
The concentration in Real Estate provides undergraduate students with the knowledge base in finance, real estate investment, development, valuation and strategic planning, which will prepare them for an entry-level position in the real estate industry.
Since most of the field courses in this concentration are at the graduate level, this concentration may put students who complete it at a competitive advantage vis-à-vis students from other universities’ programs.
Dr. Robert Van Order
Chair, Finance Department
Funger Hall, Suite 501-A
2201 G Street NW
Phone: (202) 994-3427
Email: [email protected]
Mr. Robert J. Valero
Executive Director for the Center for Real Estate
2131 G St., NW
Phone: (202) 994-02920
Email: [email protected]
Students who choose the real estate concentration are to fulfill the bachelor of science with a major in business concentration requirement take five courses (15 credits), as follows:
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Required for the concentration | ||
FINA 4201 | Real Estate Investment | |
FINA 6240 | Real Estate Development | |
FINA 6242 | Real Estate Valuation and Investment | |
And two additional courses selected from the following: | ||
AH 2154 | American Architecture I | |
or AMST 2520 | American Architecture I | |
ECON 2157 | Urban and Regional Economics | |
FINA 4900 | Special Topics (Applied Financial Securities Analysis: Real Estate) | |
FINA 6243 | Strategic Planning for Walkable Urban Real Estate Companies | |
FINA 6248 | Real Estate Development Cases | |
FINA 6290 | Special Topics (Walkable Urban Place Development and Management) | |
GEOG 2140 | Cities and Societies | |
SUST 2002 | The Sustainable City |
GW SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Duquès Hall
2201 G Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20052