URP 610 will analyze the acquisition and repositioning of real estate deals of all types from a financial, design and market study perspective. In the years ahead, rehabilitation and repositioning existing properties (as opposed to ground up development) will be the future of real estate. One need not look far to find a troubled office building, tired enclosed mall, vacant big box retailer or old factory that is performing below optimum levels. After a brief introduction/review of Costar, other market metrics and basic financial guidelines used to evaluate transactions, we will do mock purchase/underwriting analysis on what to look for when buying different property types. We will use live deals that have recently sold or are currently for sale. Actual sellers and brokers will be consulted on these acquistions.
URP 610, Section 1
Acquiring and Repositioning Real Estate
Winter 2024
Instructors:
Bill Bubniak
Term: Winter 2024
Section: 1
Class Number: 20311
Credits: 3
Required: No
Elective: Yes
Meets: Wed 6:00-9:00pm 2108A&AB
Course Brief:
Numerous guest speakers from different real estate segments (affordable housing, industrial/flex buildings, retail, office, and other property types) will come in and talk about how they purchase and analyze potential projects. Transactions from different parts of the country will be reviewed so that different market perspectives can be covered. We will also visit a couple of properties for potential acquisition.