WHAT'S HOT: CRE GRAD PROGRAMS

It used to be that students who wanted to learn about real estate had to sneak it in during other classes, such as:


"Professor, did anyone use the Great Depression as a time to install candles in LEED-EB tenements, making them more attractive once tenants returned?"

Or, "I agree that the pond in Thoreau's Walden is shimmering... but how much did he pay triple-net for that cabin he stayed in?"


Since graduate schools remain an indication of what the future holds for the CRE community, we thought our readers would like to know what's happening on the education front across the country. Our reporters fanned out to bring you the latest.

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