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REFD events are noted on the Calendar below |
For additional information , you may contact the REFD Assistant Director, Laura Gilliland by email or by calling 210-458-7333
Check here for class updates . . . . TA Availability: TBA You may reach the TA at TBA Wall Street Journal's Real Estate News here MySA real estate blog here This site will give you interest rates on a variety of financial securities. San Antonio Report Q2 2021 Office CBRE Transwestern Distressed Retail Real Estate 2020 here San Antonio Report Q3 2015 Retail Industrial Office San Antonio Retail Report Second Quarter 2014 Tech companies want old fashioned real estate? TIAA Real Estate 10K here KIMCO REIT list of Properties 2013 KIMCO REIT Annual Report of Properties 2014 Simon Property Annual Report 2011 Texas now in a housing bubble? A mixed use development in Bulverde Are you fighting for these? Empire State Building as a REIT House flipping returns Wereldhave sells its US portfolio (includes Eilan) How much for that Walgreens? What's a Walgreens in SA worth? Malls are bifurcating Zillow Blog here Track the Texas economy here "Down" zoning cases in San Antonio here here An interesting read on private equity and the Equity Office buyout. Bass Pro Shop lease after foreclosure here San Antonio Retail report here San Antonio Medical Office report here Apartment construction boom in San Antonio here Cost of One World Trade Center rising here NCREIF Returns Graph Source: Clarion Partners Research & Investment Strategy, NCREIF, October 2011 Costar doubles it money in a year on this building purchase and sale. Costar watch list here. The value of rent stabilized leases here. Google bought this for a 5-5.5% cap rate. Real Estate Cycle Report here Year End 2009 report on CRE capital markets from HFF, Inc You can download the Simon Property Group Annual Report from here NAREIT Investor's Guide to REITS here NAREIT The REIT Story here NAREIT The FFO here Mack-Cali REIT Annual Report here A picture of CRE transactions since 2004. Have we reached bottom? WSJ, here Deleveraging CRE, a PREI report, Dec 2009, here Huge N.Y. Housing Complex Is Returned to Creditors NY Times here Hyper Inflation in Iran Bass Pro at the RIM site headed to foreclosure? A healthy house here An expensive house here Are we now become a nation of renters? Office Market recovering here Debt to House value for selected cities here World's most expensive house - no family yet here and related An alternative to strategic default? How much is a building worth? here A recent CMBS issue here CMBS delinquencies report here Commercial default in Manhattan? NY Times here Vacancy and CRE values, NY Time here. Example - Worldwide Plaza in Midtown Manhattan, NY was purchased for $1,900 million in February 2007, and sold recently for $590 Million, a loss of almost 70%. It had been purchased at $1000 per sqft and sold for $369 per sqft. 43% of the building is currently vacant. |
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Student Professional Development: Credit and Extra Credit: The Real Estate Finance and Development Program is committed to assisting students with their professional development and in targeted courses is part of the course grade and may also allow a student to earn extra credit by submitting a portfolio of professional development activities that exceeds the class requirement. The REFD program will provide students with ample opportunities throughout the semester to engage in professional development. Students who are taking more than one class that allows Professional Development credit may be allowed to double count some of the events. A report of your professional development experience will be due no later than the first study day near the end of the semester. See Blackboard Learn for the report you will submit that provides the details for assignment. Point Scoring
Some professional organizations for REFD students
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B.B.A. PROGRAM GOALS:
Students will be able to communicate, orally and in writing, information and ideas pertinent to business decision-making.
Students will be able to use quantitative analysis and quantitative and non-quantitative reasoning to effectively identify and solve business problems.
Students will be able to use current information technology to support business decision-making.
Students will be able to incorporate a global perspective in business decisions.
Students will be able to identify ethical and legal issues in a business context and find alternatives that demonstrate ethical values.
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