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Real Estate & Property Management
Kingston Open College

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Summary

Price
£15 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand 
Course format
8 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts)
Duration
0.9 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
CPD
10 CPD hours / points
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  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
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  • Hard copy certificate - £15
Assessment details
  • Assessment (included in price)
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Overview

Real Estate & Property Management explores how property systems shape societies and economies. Therefore, the course begins with historical, legal, and ethical foundations. It traces property ownership from ancient systems to modern frameworks. It explains land tenure from feudalism to freehold structures. Moreover, it outlines core legal principles such as land law and zoning. It also explains property rights, responsibilities, and landmark legislation. As a result, learners understand how legal systems protect ownership and regulate use.

The course then examines the economics of real estate markets. It explains supply and demand and real estate cycles. It analyses macroeconomic indicators and interest rates. Furthermore, it explores real estate investment strategies across asset classes. It covers finance, mortgage structures, and capital markets. In addition, it explains property management operations and legal compliance. It also introduces strategic management and technology in property assets. Finally, it considers sustainability, urban planning, and global comparisons. Consequently, learners gain structured knowledge of real estate and property management systems.

Learning Outcomes

  • Explain the historical and legal foundations of property ownership
  • Analyse real estate markets and economic indicators
  • Compare investment strategies and asset classes
  • Describe property management operations and compliance duties
  • Evaluate technology and sustainability in modern property systems

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Assessment details

Assessment

Included in course price

CPD

10 CPD hours / points
Accredited by CPD Quality Standards

Curriculum

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Format: 8 Videos (with subtitles and transcripts)

Duration: 0h and 54m

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Description

Real Estate & Property Management begins with historical, legal, and ethical foundations. It traces property ownership from ancient systems to modern frameworks. It explains land tenure evolution from feudalism to freehold. It outlines core legal principles such as land law and zoning. It examines property rights including easements and squatter’s rights. It also discusses ethical and philosophical perspectives. It references landmark legislation and court cases. The course then explores the economics of real estate. It explains supply and demand dynamics in property markets. It analyses real estate cycles and macroeconomic indicators. It examines the role of interest rates and credit. It also studies real estate as a wealth generator and stabiliser. The course then reviews investment strategies. It compares residential, commercial, industrial, and specialty assets. It contrasts buy-and-hold and fix-and-flip models. It explores short-term rentals and emerging platforms. It introduces syndication, private equity, crowdfunding, and REITs. It also explains land development and speculation. The course then examines real estate finance. It explains mortgage structures and securitisation. It reviews lessons from the 2008 crisis. It covers tax strategies and alternative financing. The course then focuses on property management operations. It explains tenant acquisition, rent collection, maintenance, and compliance. It also examines KPIs, technology, smart buildings, and PropTech. Finally, it addresses urban planning, sustainability, global comparisons, case studies, ethics, and future trends.

Who is this course for?

  • Individuals seeking knowledge in real estate markets
  • Property managers wanting structured theory
  • Investors exploring property strategies
  • Estate agency professionals
  • Students studying urban development

Requirements

  • No formal qualifications are required.
  • However, interest in property markets supports learning.
  • Basic knowledge of economics can help.

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