Real Estate Executive Seminar Capital Markets, Project Finance, and Business Strategy

Dates and Fees

  • March 6–9, 2013 (HBS Campus)

  • $8,250
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The information below is based on the program offered in 2012, and does not reflect potential changes to faculty and course content for the 2013 course.

With new opportunities emerging across the real estate supply chain, business leaders must have the financial capabilities, analytical tools, and strategic skills to ensure the long-term profitability of their development projects and portfolios. This multidisciplinary leadership development program enables participants to go beyond dealmaking to navigate global real estate markets, manage complexity, and position their organizations for strategic advantage.

What You Can Expect

By providing real estate professionals with new skills and the latest thinking and research from multiple vantage points, this leadership development program enables participants to analyze a range of development and investment opportunities in an era of new challenges.

Your Course of Study

Participants broaden and deepen their industry expertise by delving into critical topics, such as innovative capital structures and portfolio management, business strategy, and the macro economic underpinnings of resource scarcity.

Who Is Right for the Program

The program is primarily designed for senior executives with substantial long-term experience in real estate organizations, including real estate owners, lenders and investors, REIT officers, fund managers and advisers, and private real estate developers. The program also benefits financial analysts, lawyers, architects, and brokers.

Harvard University Real Estate Academic Initiative

Read more about the Real Estate Academic Initiative, an interfaculty, interdisciplinary effort to raise the profile of real estate research and education across the University.

Programs, dates, fees, and faculty are subject to change.

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