This session will cover the various tax classifications and exemptions imposed on real estate in addition to addressing accounting and tax issues for development projects.

This module explores the new, in-demand building types for infill, the trends and policies at the municipal and state levels that support redevelopment of industrial space in urban locations, and why the benefits outweigh the risks and cost.

This module will provide a thorough overview of financing and investing in development.

This Module will address the interaction of real estate space markets with the real estate capital markets.

In this session, we'll consider the legal concerns of developers, contractors and lenders. Students will learn to evaluate contractual methods of allocating risks and responsibilities. We'll also discuss the legal relationship between contractors and subcontractors.

In this session, students will discuss and review the variety of data sources available, both free and fee-based.

In this session, we will examine the sources of equity financing and discuss the organizational forms and joint ventures for value added and opportunistic real estate investments.

In this course, students will learn how to identify sources of debt financing and review common loan documents. Students will discuss construction loans and permanent loans and explore different types of security interests.

This session will walk students through the due diligence process. Students will discuss the appraisal report, environmental issues, and insurance review, as well as surveying the property.

In this Module, we'll describe the interaction between space and capital markets.