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Date(s)
Jun 04 - 05, 2024
Registration Deadline
Location
On Campus and Live Virtual
Course Length
2 days
Course Fee
$3,200
CEUs
1.2 CEUs
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Enhance your ability to analyze the financial risks and opportunities of today's real estate marketplace by leveraging quantitative analytics techniques taught in popular MIT graduate courses. Over the course of two accelerated days, you’ll master common real estate financial analysis methods, acquire new approaches for financial modeling, and assess cutting-edge quantitative tools for managing portfolio risk. 

THIS COURSE MAY BE TAKEN INDIVIDUALLY OR AS PART OF THE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE PROGRAM IN REAL ESTATE FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT.

Course Overview

Real estate investment markets, like other markets and the underlying economy, face times perhaps more uncertain than any in over a generation. Crises ranging from climate change to migration to pandemics raise questions for real estate investors. To be successful in today's uncertain market, commercial real estate industry participants need at least some familiarity with not only the basics, but also some more advanced and cutting-edge real estate financial analysis techniques, approaches to financial modeling, newly available real estate data sources, and quantitative tools available to manage portfolio risk. 

This course provides insights into analyzing the investment risks and opportunities in today's marketplace by utilizing quantitative analytics taught in popular graduate courses at MIT. Current real estate investment market dynamics and trends, possible developments in securitization and derivatives, example transactions and identification of the most active capital sources will also be discussed.

This course has been approved for 16 CPD credits toward renewal of the CoreNet Global MCR designation.

Certificate of Completion from MIT Professional Education

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Content

The type of content you will learn in this course, whether it's a foundational understanding of the subject, the hottest trends and developments in the field, or suggested practical applications for industry.

Fundamentals: Core concepts, understandings, and tools - 30%|Latest Developments: Recent advances and future trends - 50%|Industry Applications: Linking theory and real-world - 20%
30|50|20
  • Fundamentals: Core concepts, understandings, and tools - 30%
  • Latest Developments: Recent advances and future trends - 50%
  • Industry Applications: Linking theory and real-world - 20%
Delivery Methods

How the course is taught, from traditional classroom lectures and riveting discussions to group projects to engaging and interactive simulations and exercises with your peers.

Lecture: Delivery of material in a lecture format - 90%|Labs: Demonstrations, experiments, simulations - 10%
90|10
  • Lecture: Delivery of material in a lecture format - 90%
  • Labs: Demonstrations, experiments, simulations - 10%
Levels

What level of expertise and familiarity the material in this course assumes you have. The greater the amount of introductory material taught in the course, the less you will need to be familiar with when you attend.

Introductory: Appropriate for a general audience - 20%|Specialized: Assumes experience in practice area or field - 70%|Advanced: In-depth explorations at the graduate level - 10%
20|70|10
  • Introductory: Appropriate for a general audience - 20%
  • Specialized: Assumes experience in practice area or field - 70%
  • Advanced: In-depth explorations at the graduate level - 10%