ARCH 432 - Introduction to Real Estate Planning I

3 Credits
Three hours per week.

This course explores the theory, principles and practices of the various facets of the real estate industry, that impact on land use policy and thought, and the shaping of communities. Students learn the products and programs in use today to finance community development, as well as they explore innovative construction technologies that influence decision-making in real estate development and land use planning.

Prerequisite(s) ARCH 208. Students must pass ARCH 208 with a grade of C or better.
Offered (FALL)