by Roger Lin A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about GMU Masters in Real Estate Development Program competing in the 2013 NAIOP Capital Challenge. After weeks of hard work, one very long written report and two presentations later, the winner of this year’s competition was unveiled. And the winner is….(drum roll)… George Mason [...]
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Interdisciplinary is the nature of the game
March 25, 2013
Today individuals pursuing higher education in real estate are more frequently choosing interdisciplinary degrees. The real estate industry, in its nature, is interdisciplinary and a degree that can employ this way of thinking is invaluable to its students. A real estate developer is like an orchestra leader, making sure all of the different parts of [...]
Conservation Development as a Solution to Suburban Sprawl
March 21, 2013
by Roger S, Lin If smart growth is the solution to land use and real estate development in urban areas, what is the solution for rural and outer suburban communities? Conservation Development may be one of the solutions that show some promise. Conventional Subdivisions Since the construction of Levittown in New York in the 1950s, [...]
“Unrivaled” networking opportunity for Mason MRED students
May 17, 2012
by Erik Taylor, MS in Real Estate Development student, George Mason University Mason Master’s in Real Estate Development (MRED) students who’ve taken classes with Mark Hassinger have undoubtedly heard him tout the myriad benefits of membership in NAIOP, the commercial real estate development association. To paraphrase Mark, shame on you if you haven’t become a member. [...]







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