Module 1:
Understanding Real Estate Markets in Chicago:
Identify and Profit from Inevitable Real Estate Cycles
This module begins with an economic framework for understanding real estate markets in an urban area, and then examines the office, industrial, commercial and residential markets in the Chicago metropolitan area. Numerous sources of data, much of them on the Web, are examined.
Module topics include:
- Downtown housing boom
- Boom, Bust and Boom in Office Markets
- Edge Cities
- Predicting demand for real estate
- Evaluating the impact of the sub-prime lending credit crunch
| Course Number: |
REM0408 |
| Fee: |
$500 |
| Dates: |
Tuesdays, April 22 - May 6, 2008 |
| Time: |
6 - 8:30 p.m. |
| Instructor: |
Thomas Bothen |
| Registration Deadline: |
Monday, April 21, 2008 |
| Discount: |
SAVE 15% if you register with a team of 3 or more employees from your organization (a savings of $75)!
SAVE 20% if you are a University of Illinois employee, student, or alumni (a savings of $100)!
(Only one discount per person. Offers cannot be combined.) |
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Module 2:
Real Estate Development and Investment:
The Structure of Successful Projects This module provides a basic method for studying the financial feasibility of real estate developments, and then examines several case studies from the Chicago area. Cases include office, commercial, residential and mixed use developments. Both successful and unsuccessful developments are examined. Real estate investment is compared to real estate development.
Module topics include:
- Development Planning
- Development Financing and Financial Feasibility
- Basic Development Pro Forma
- Case Studies in Chicago : Housing, Commercial, Office, Block 37
- Investment cases will be studied and discussed
| Course Number: |
RED0508 |
| Fee: |
$500 |
| Dates: |
Tuesdays, May 13 - June 3, 2008 |
| Time: |
6 - 8:30 p.m. |
| Instructor: |
Thomas Bothen |
| Registration Deadline: |
Monday, May 12, 2008
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| Discount: |
SAVE 15% if you register with a team of 3 or more employees from your organization (a savings of $75)!SAVE 20% if you are a University of Illinois employee, student, or alumni (a savings of $100)!
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Module 3:
Principles of Real Estate Finance This module presents the fundamental concepts related to real estate finance. It includes a discussion of basic real estate terminology, public and private sources of debt and equity and the different types of commercial real estate mortgages. The course explores the analysis and feasibility of a real estate project using Excel as well as the impact of various debt instruments and economic changes on investor returns. Module topics include:
- Use of Excel to analyze a real estate project
- Variable and fixed rate mortgages
- Public and private sources of Debt and Equity for real estate investment including REITs and Commercial Mortgages
- Backed Securities
| Course Number: |
REF |
| Fee: |
$500 |
| Dates: |
To Be Announced |
| Time: |
6 - 8:30 p.m. |
| Instructor: |
Craig Boyer |
| Registration Deadline: |
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| Discount: |
SAVE 15% if you register with a team of 3 or more employees from your organization (a savings of $75)!
SAVE 20% if you are a University of Illinois employee, student, or alumni (a savings of $100)!
(Only one discount per person. Offers cannot be combined.) |
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-Take the optional end of module exam and receive 6 hours of continuing education elective credits for this module from the State of Illinois Office of Banks and Real Estate toward the continuing education requirements of your Real Estate License.
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Module 4:
Real Estate Appraisal and Housing Market Analysis This module introduces the appraisal process for real estate valuation. Applicable to both residential and commercial properties, the module focuses on the three traditional approaches to value: Cost, Sales Comparison and Income Capitalization. The class begins with basic valuation concepts and then leads the student through the process of an appraisal, including an understanding of the important elements of comparison for different property types. Primary emphasis is upon commercial property appraising, but single-family forms reports are also discussed.
| Course Number: |
REA |
| Fee: |
$500 |
| Dates: |
To Be Announced |
| Time: |
6 - 8:30 p.m. |
| Instructor: |
Michael Truesdale |
| Registration Deadline: |
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| Discount: |
SAVE 15% if you register with a team of 3 or more employees from your organization (a savings of $75)!
SAVE 20% if you are a University of Illinois employee, student, or alumni (a savings of $100)!
(Only one discount per person. Offers cannot be combined.) |
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-Take the optional end of module exam and receive 6 hours of continuing education elective credits for this module from the State of Illinois Office of Banks and Real Estate toward the continuing education requirements of your Real Estate License.
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Who should register for this course?
The Fundamentals of Urban Real Estate course is suitable for anyone interested in property investing, pursuing a degree in real estate or learning more about Chicago 's real estate market. Licensed realtors and brokers in Illinois can earn up to 24 hours of continuing education elective credit towards licensing renewal.
Registration Information
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Course #: |
RE |
Fee: |
$1595 for all four modules |
Dates: |
To be announced |
Time: |
6 - 8:30 p.m. |
Location: |
University of Illinois at Chicago |
Address and Room #: |
1337 S. Halsted, St. 380, Chicago, IL 60607 |
Registration Deadline: |
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Discounts: |
SAVE 15% if you register with a team of 3 or more employees from your organization (a savings of $239.25!)
SAVE 20% if you are a University of Illinois employee, student, or alumni (a savings of $319)!
(Only one discount per person. Offers cannot be combined.) |
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Meet the Instructors
Thomas C. Bothen
Craig R. Boyer
Michael S. Truesdale
Course Endorsement
This course is endorsed by the Urban Land Institute Chicago:

The mission of the Urban Land Institute is to provide responsible leadership in the use of land in order to enhance the total environment.
ULI's strategic direction is to extend its industry leadership to:
Bring together the people able to influence the outcome of important issues related to land use and the built environment; communicate who we are and what we-our members and our Institute-have learned about land use to increase ULI's influence on land use policy and practice; and continue to provide relevant and current information about land use and real estate development to all our members and stakeholders. |

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