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Residential Real Estate Development and Investment – Part B

Residential Asset Classes -Developing and investing in various types of residential projects


AYR International

Summary

Price
£86 inc VAT
Or £28.67/mo. for 3 months...
Study method
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Duration
10 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed courses certificate of completion - Free

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Overview

If you intend making a career in Residential real estate development, then this in-depth course is a must. While the course “An Intelligent Guide on Real Estate Development” provides an overview of real estate development, this comprehensive course covers the comprehensive all aspects of Residential real estate development and investment. The content is extensive that it had to be split into two sections namely, (a) Principles and Process and (b) Asset Classes or types of residential projects. Part A “Principles and Process” covers areas of the residential development process in detail and tips on each aspect. While this course is based within the Australian context, the development principles apply to many other countries as well.

Curriculum

10
sections
10
lectures
9h 59m
total

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Description

Residential developments and investments come in many forms from small renovations to multi-storey apartment blocks. Each type has its own characteristics and should be approached differently to maximise their financial return. Under this course, the lectures study the various asset classes and arrives at development strategies extract maximum return on investment. In addition to general housing, the lectures also include senior’s accommodation such as retirement villages and aged care plus student housing and co-living developments.

What you will learn from this course?

  • Learn about the particulars of the various residential developments and which one will suit your circumstances.
  • Study the key success factors and development strategies of each asset class.
  • How to undertake a feasibility study of each asset class
  • How start with small residential renovation and advance to developing apartment blocks
  • How to finance each asset type through syndication or joint venture
  • Learn about the future trends in residential development and investment

CURRICULUM

  1. Introduction
  2. Low-density residential developments
  3. Medium-density residential developments
  4. High-density residential developments
  5. Senior’s residential developments
  6. Student housing
  7. Residential land development
  8. Co-living residential developments
  9. Conclusion

Who is this course for?

  • Emerging Developers / Entrepreneurs
  • Builders / General Contractors
  • Professional Consultants (Architects, Engineers, Quantity Surveyors etc.)
  • Real Estate Lawyers /Accountants
  • Construction Project Managers
  • Property Owners
  • Landowners / Investors
  • Real Estate Agents
  • Finance Consultants
  • Investment / Fund Managers

Requirements

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Project Management

Completed Part A of this course

Career path

Residential development is an excellent way to start a career in becoming a developer. Many successful developers started off with small residential developments. Some remained focused in this sector while others have built stellar careers in lucrative commercial projects.

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Certificates

Reed courses certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included

Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed

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