FIN 3555-01 - REAL ESTATE INV
- Academic Period:
- Fall 2025
- Section:
- FIN 3555-01 - REAL ESTATE INV
- Title:
- REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
- Meeting Patterns:
- Mon/Wed | 11:30 - 13:00
- Locations:
- Tomasso Hall 202 Can be several values or empty
- Start Date:
- Monday, August 25, 2025 Date format can be changed
- End Date:
- Friday, December 12, 2025 Date format can be changed
- Instructor Name:
- Paul Griesmer
- Instructor Email:
- pgriesmer@babson.edu
- Academic Unit:
- FIN - Finance
- Academic Level:
- Undergraduate
- Maximum Credits:
- 4
- Delivery Mode:
- In-Person
- Allowed Grading Bases:
- Graded
- Section Status:
- Waitlist
- Enrollment Count:
- 42
- Section Capacity:
- 42
- Description:
- FIN3555 Real Estate Investment 4 General Elective Credits This course is designed for students interested in learning to evaluate real estate investment opportunities. The focus is on commercial property, not single-family homes, and on U.S. real estate. Using readings and case studies, students examine real estate as an asset class and explore its similarities and differences from other investment types. The foundation for this course involves understanding the industry terminology, legal rights and restrictions, and basic techniques for financial projections and analysis. Expanding from this base, students explore the use of debt and the implications of taxes on real estate investment returns. Prerequisites: SME2021
- HTML Description:
FIN3555 Real Estate Investment
4 General Elective Credits
This course is designed for students interested in learning to evaluate real estate investment opportunities. The focus is on commercial property, not single-family homes, and on U.S. real estate. Using readings and case studies, students examine real estate as an asset class and explore its similarities and differences from other investment types. The foundation for this course involves understanding the industry terminology, legal rights and restrictions, and basic techniques for financial projections and analysis.
Expanding from this base, students explore the use of debt and the implications of taxes on real estate investment returns.
Prerequisites: SME2021- Format:
- In-Person Can be several values or empty
- Session:
- Full Session Can be several values or empty
- Elective:
- Advanced Elective (UGrad) Can be several values or empty
- Program:
- Advanced Management (UGrad), , Can be several values or empty