Risk and Portfolio Management in Commercial Real Estate
This course, offered through Schack Institute’s Executive Education division, examines the methods employed in both strategic and tactical value-enhancement decision-making for commercial real estate. Learn how to balance the potential for positive financial reward given the exposure to risk and uncertainty in both single assets and portfolios of assets. Risk analysis begins with a review of the credit worthiness of tenants and buyers, and moves up the scale to risk analysis of portfolios of assets and modern portfolio theory. The course will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of small versus large-scale enterprises; single versus multiple property type portfolios; and local, regional, and national market diversification strategies. The interaction of volatility, risk, and diversification will be examined. Substantial student participation is expected throughout the course.
You'll Walk Away with
- The core principles of modern portfolio and capital market theory
- The ability to apply these core principles to real estate investments
- An understanding of the importance of real economy and market cycles to commercial real estate investing
- Insight into institutional real estate investment management
- The understanding of the role real estate plays in diversified investment portfolios, including the trade-offs between debt and equity and public and private investments
Ideal for
- Working professionals with an interest in understanding modern portfolio theory applies to commercial real estate
- Members of the CRE Finance Council (CREFC)
1 section
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Fall 2024
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Section
001 -
Semester
Fall 2024 -
Date
Oct 28 - Dec 9 -
Day
Saturday -
Time
10:00AM-10:45AM -
Sessions
7 -
Faculty
TBA -
Location
Instructor Led
- Oct 28 – Dec 9
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- Self-Paced
- Dec 7 – Dec 7
- Saturday
- 10:00AM – 10:45AM
- Instructor Led
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