With invaluable input from alumni and industry advisors, the real estate program and center is constantly evolving to keep pace with a changing world. A real estate major, or minor, at UC is flexible and broad based, while emphasizing an entrepreneurial spirit. It combines a core curriculum covering the functional areas of business (accounting, economics, finance, information systems, marketing, and operations management) with specialized coursework in real estate. Exposures to other disciplines impacting the field of real estate include construction, geography, planning, and civil engineering. In addition to functional exposure to real estate, the program emphasizes writing, negotiation, oral communication, analytical problem solving, and computer skills. Graduates of the real estate program go on to various careers including brokerage and leasing, property management, urban planning, corporate real estate, land development and construction, real estate financing, appraisal, asset management, market research, and feasibility analysis. The Real Estate Center also presents the Real Estate Roundtable series, a breakfast lecture series for professionals and students in the real estate industry, and the annual Real Estate Banquet, which draws over 600 professionals from the region.

We are now taking registrations for this year's UC Carl H. Lindner College of Business Real Estate Roundtable! You can register online here.  Discounts apply for recent graduates and civic employees. Please email real.estate@uc.edu if you have questions.  

Here is this year's event calendar.

Many thanks to Cincinnati Metropolitan Sewer District's Mary Lynn Lodor and Tony Parrott for their presentation of Project Groundwork for the last January Roundtable. To view their presentation, please click here.

We are excited to announce that we are now taking reservations for the 2012 UC/PNC Economic Outlook Conference, featuring keynote speaker, PNC Senior Vice President an Chief Economist, Stu Hoffman. We will also be featuring a panel discussion from a distinguished group of industry researchers.

If you are a Roundtable member, you may email an rsvp to real.estate@uc.edu. Guests may register here.