ACADEMIC COURSES


Master of Land & Property Development
Thomas Jefferson University
MRE601
Sustainable Real Estate
Explores the intersection of sustainability and real estate, focusing on environmentally responsible design, energy-efficient development, and long-term asset resilience in property markets.
MRE635
Public-Private Partnerships
Covers the structure, financing, and management of P3 projects, emphasizing collaboration between public agencies and private developers to deliver community-focused developments.
LDEV 650
Land & Property Development Analysis
Introduces the analytical framework for evaluating land development projects, including market research, site selection, regulatory review, and financial feasibility analysis.
Texas A&M University
Fundamentals of Entrepreneurial Real Estate
LDEV 660
Focuses on entrepreneurial thinking in real estate development, from identifying opportunities and structuring deals to understanding risk and return in project creation.
LDEV 667
Design and Development Economy
Examines the economic forces influencing urban design and land development, connecting design decisions with market demand, construction costs, and economic sustainability.
LDEV 668
Land Development Practice
Provides practical exposure to the land development process, including entitlement, permitting, subdivision design, and coordination among multidisciplinary project teams.
LDEV 663
Introduction to Project Management
Covers project management principles, tools, and methods for real estate development, including scheduling, budgeting, risk management, and team coordination.
LDEV 664
Market Analysis for Development
Teaches advanced techniques for assessing market trends, demographics, and absorption rates to guide land acquisition and product positioning strategies.
LDEV 669
Income Property Land Development
Focuses on the financial modeling and investment analysis of income-producing real estate, such as multifamily, retail, and mixed-use developments.
LDEV 685
Directed Studies: In-AB
An individualized research or applied study course allowing exploration of specialized topics in real estate development under faculty supervision.
LDEV 687
Development Feasibility & Design I
Applies an integrated approach to feasibility analysis, combining financial modeling, site planning, and regulatory evaluation to assess development viability.
LDEV 688
Development Feasibility & Design II
