Real Estate Development
The real estate development minor is an interdisciplinary approach to the development and redevelopment of land and from its perspectives as a profitable business as well as an instrument for the public interest and the development of sustainable community. The core instills an understanding of the development process, and its demanding analysis of the market, means of financing, and applicable public regulation. The process requires knowledge of site evaluation and control, the formulation and implementation of an architectural program, lease-up or sale, and the management of the asset during its holding period. The process serves the end users or consumers, the public, and the investors. The application is for a variety of land uses and locations, including inner city and infill development, and leads to career roles as an enterprising developer in all three economic sectors: for-profit, nonprofit and public. The combination of land uses and real estate roles constitute a range of areas of specialized interest that is addressed through electives. Many courses are field-based and present “hands-on” experiences that constitute experiential, service, or immersive learning. Many courses present online Internet distance learning opportunities.
For more information, call the Department of Urban Planning at 765-285-1963.
MINOR IN REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT, 25 hours
| PREFIX | NO | SHORT TITLE | CR HRS |
| PLAN
RE | 240
303
230 | Plan & Priv Dev
Economic Development Studio
Real Estate Principles | 3
4
3 |
| 3 hours from | | |
| FCS
PLAN
RE
TEDU | 496
498
497
490 | Seminar in FCS (1-6)
Spec Projt in Urbn Plan & Dev (3-9)
Independent Study Real Estate (3)
Study in Technology (1-3) | 3 |
Electives
12 hours from any of the following areas |
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| Business Administration and Real Estate Law | |
| ACC
BL
ECON
MGT
MKG
PLAN
RE
| 201
202
260
221
300
341
346
300
452
331
332 | Principles of Accounting 1 (3)
Principles of Accounting 2 (3)
Principles of Business Law (3)
Business Statistics (3)
Managing Behavior in Org (3)
Intro to Entrepreneurship (3)
Entrep, Creat & Innov (3)
Principles of Marketing (3)
Urban Planning Law (3)
RE Construction Law & Fin (3)
Legal Aspects of Real Estate (3) | 12 |
| Community Development | |
| PLAN
| 430
453
465
498 | Housing & Comm Dev (3)
Center City Revitalization (3)
Comm Dev & Faith Based Init (3)
Spec Projt in Urbn Plan & Dev (3-9) | 12 |
| Construction | | |
| TCST
| 180
200
252
320
365
400
420 | Construction Documents (3)
Site Preparation (3)
Building Diagnostics (3)
Estimating (3)
Construction Safety (3)
Const Proj Mngmnt (3)
Construction Finance and Law (3) | 12 |
| Housing and Property Management | |
| FCPM
PLAN
TCST | 104
235
305
315
405
430
440
441
252 | Housing Decisions (3)
Intro to RPM (3)
Maintenance for Prop Mgr (3)
Sr Housing: Design, Mkg, & Mgt (3)
Mgt of Gov Assisted Housing (3)
Housing & Comm Dev (3)
Building Performance (3)
Sustainable Housing (3)
Building Diagnostics (3) | 12 |
| Public Policy and Facilities | |
| PLAN
RE | 221
439
452
332 | Hist & Thry of Plan 2 (3)
Community Facilities Planning (3)
Urban Planning Law (3)
Legal Aspects of Real Estate (3) | 12 |
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25 hrs |
| The capstone requirement may be fulfilled through any independent study course with the approval of the program's academic advisor and coordinator. Urban planning majors are strongly advised to take their electives outside of their major. |