Comments for Real Estate http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate George Mason School of Management Real Estate blog Fri, 10 May 2013 05:48:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=320 Comment on Masters in Real Estate or an MBA Concentrated in Real Estate? by Steve Olson http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/2013/04/24/masters-in-real-estate-or-mba/#comment-8155 Steve Olson Fri, 10 May 2013 05:48:38 +0000 http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/?p=414#comment-8155 I majored in mass communication and music education in college. After college when I was in advertising I made the switch to real estate and never looked back! I love it! I do residential but the commercial market is heating back up now as well!

]]> Comment on From the Silver Line to H Street: Mason Real Estate Grad Students Tackle Hot Topics by JP Real Estate Experts http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/2012/07/24/from-the-silver-line-to-h-street-mason-real-estate-grad-students-tackle-hot-topics/#comment-7923 JP Real Estate Experts Fri, 30 Nov 2012 23:26:36 +0000 http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/?p=191#comment-7923 This student research would do a lot for the real estate industry. It’s great that there are still individuals like these who pursue a research project into a life long commitment.

]]> Comment on Acing your application: Make the most of your interview opportunity by Marc Rasmussen http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/2012/01/27/acing-your-application-make-the-most-of-your-interview-opportunity/#comment-3329 Marc Rasmussen Thu, 26 Jul 2012 02:12:14 +0000 http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/?p=98#comment-3329 “Dress the part”

This is very important. Appearances may not show the value of your work but it is important to make a good first impression. Someone came in the office today unannounced and sloppily dressed looking for work. She didn’t make it very far.

]]> Comment on Make the (Master’s) move by Van http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/2012/03/05/make-the-masters-move/#comment-3311 Van Tue, 24 Jul 2012 08:03:50 +0000 http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/?p=134#comment-3311 I can not be more than agree with the way you describe George Mason, as everyone dealing with real estate or interested in it, knows that Washington D.C is one of the not so many areas, that property’s prices are not drastically dropped down and can be a great setting for implying what has been learnt!I am wondering if there are options for online classes?Thanks!

]]> Comment on Make the (Master’s) move by Jared http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/2012/03/05/make-the-masters-move/#comment-1306 Jared Mon, 02 Apr 2012 15:55:58 +0000 http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/?p=134#comment-1306 George Mason has a great reputation, and you’re right, location has a great deal to do with success, reputation, and markets served.

]]> Comment on NVCommercial CEO Stephen Cumbie shares vision with Mason real estate students by Jared http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/2012/03/13/nvcommercial-ceo-stephen-cumbie-shares-vision-with-mason-real-estate-students/#comment-1305 Jared Mon, 02 Apr 2012 15:51:15 +0000 http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/?p=145#comment-1305 It’s great to see how other markets handle small, mid size, and large development projects. I am a real estate broker in Philadelphia, and it is very difficult sometimes to get new projects pushed through the building department for approval.

]]> Comment on MS in Real Estate Development alum, Karen Cohen, helps northern VA town envision its future by Brett Cairns http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/2012/02/24/ms-in-real-estate-development-alum-karen-cohen-helps-northern-va-town-envision-its-future/#comment-831 Brett Cairns Wed, 14 Mar 2012 17:40:23 +0000 http://som.gmu.edu/blog/realestate/?p=123#comment-831 It is nice to see people with advance real estate credentials helping communities develop longer term visions. Our area could certainly use such help.

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