Real Estate Program & Center

Real Estate Program & Center

Please join the UC Roundtable for the PNC Economic Outlook with Stu Hoffman on Friday, February 12, 2010 at the Duke Energy Center. 

 

 

Please email all reservations with name and contact phone number to real.estate@uc.edu


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Click here to view the 2009/2010 Roundtable Calendar

 

Membership cost is $300 for the academic year beginning in October and ending in May, which includes nine hours of complimentary Continuing Education. The Roundtable is also offering a new membership rates for recent University of Cincinnati Alumni.

 The Real Estate Roundtable is offering recent UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI (2007-2009) graduates a special Grad Member Roundtable membership.

The Grad Member roundtable membership is $150 for the entire year;  $85 for the October, November, December and January meetings, which includes 3* hours of complimentary Continuing Education; or $95 for the February, March, April and May meetings, which includes 6 hours of Continuing Education. The Grad Member membership can only be used by the name holder on the membership and is not transferable for any meetings to other non-members.

LATEST PRESS RELEASES & PRESENTATIONS

 
CLICK HERE for Jim Clayton's January presentation. CLICK HERE for news from Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers.

Click here for Phil Hawkins's presentation.

Click here for Marsha Courchane's presentation.

 

Dr. John Glascock to Present at Xavier's Community Building Institute Great Ideas LuncheonClick here for Mr. Clayton's Bio.
With invaluable input from alumni and industry advisors, the real estate program and center is constantly evolving to keep pace with a changing world. A real estate major, or minor, at UC is flexible and broad based, while emphasizing an entrepreneurial spirit. It combines a core curriculum covering the functional areas of business (accounting, economics, finance, information systems, marketing, and operations management) with specialized coursework in real estate. Exposures to other disciplines impacting the field of real estate include construction, geography, planning, and civil engineering. In addition to functional exposure to real estate, the program emphasizes writing, negotiation, oral communication, analytical problem solving, and computer skills. Graduates of the real estate program go on to various careers including brokerage and leasing, property management, urban planning, corporate real estate, land development and construction, real estate financing, appraisal, asset management, market research, and feasibility analysis. The Real Estate Center also presents the Real Estate Roundtable series, a breakfast lecture series for professionals and students in the real estate industry, and the annual Real Estate Banquet, which draws over 600 professionals from the region.
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