University
Virginia Commonwealth University
The major in real estate prepares students for the graduate-level study of real estate, economics, and finance, as well as careers in land development, brokerage, valuation and investment counseling, site analysis and selection, real property management, mortgage lending, and bank trust and corporate real estate departments, in addition to other real-estate related careers in the public and private sectors.
Last updated: January 31, 2024
BS in Real Estate
4 Years
120
On Campus
Major Core requirements
Real Estate Electives
Real Estate Trends Conference (RETC): This annual conference is one of the leading forums in the region for the exchange of ideas and information about real estate, plus unsurpassed networking opportunities.
Association for Real Estate Alumni (AREA): is comprised of more than 600 alumni and friends of the Kornblau Real Estate Program. Opportunities include professional development, networking and a student mentoring program.
Res: $16,233
Non-Res: $38,817
The Kornblau Institute was founded by Richmond businessman and philanthropist Sam Kornblau. It offers scholars the chance to conduct influential research on both commercial and residential real estate subjects. The institute employs an interdisciplinary approach, addressing topics like land use, housing, and commercial development while examining the social, cultural, and economic aspects of the real estate industry. The overarching objective is to establish a network of researchers and a scholarly community dedicated to advancing the knowledge base in real estate and providing policymakers with evidence-based insights.
Virginia Commonwealth University, located in downtown Richmond, is a public institution that encompasses both the Monroe Park Campus and the MCV Campus, spanning a total of 198 acres.
VCU Office of Admissions Box 842526 Richmond, VA 23284-2526, USA
VCU Office of Admissions Box 842526 Richmond, VA 23284-2526, USA
