Real Estate Development Minor

The development and management of real estate is a vital component of the urban economy. The Real Estate Development minor (RE) will provide education to students wanting to enter the industry. Minors develop skills to evaluate real estate development proposals and understand how real estate development fits into regional planning and economic processes.  To reach the RE minor coordinator, contact REminor@pdx.edu. 

Requirements

The Real Estate Development minor includes 19 credits of required courses and 6 credits of electives. All courses used to satisfy the minor requirements (and minor or certificate requirements), whether taken in the department or elsewhere, must be graded C- or above. The GPA for courses used to fulfill the minor requirements must be 3.0 or higher. Courses taken under the undifferentiated grading option (pass/no pass) will not be accepted toward fulfilling minor requirements.

Required Courses (19 credits)

USP 311UIntroduction to Urban Planning

4
USP 312UUrban Housing and Development

4
USP 323UReal Estate Development and Finance

4
USP 431/Ec 431/RE 431Urban Economics

4
USP 438/RE 438Real Estate Law

3

Electives (6 credits)

RE 410Property & Asset Management

4
Fin 439Real Estate Valuation I

4
USP 301UIntroduction to Community Development

4
USP 324UHealthy Communities

4
USP 325UCommunity and the Built Environment

4
USP 326UNeighborhood Change and Gentrification

4
USP 419/Soc 441Population and Society

4
USP 427Commercial District Revitalization

3
USP 451Community Economic Development

3
USP 455Land Use: Legal Aspects

3
USP 468Oregon Land Use Law

3
USP 490Green Economics and Sustainable Development

3
USP 496Affordable Housing Finance

3

Total Credit Hours: 25