CRE Entrepreneurship Student: Intellectually Empowered
Burgeoning entrepreneur Willie J. Ellington appreciated the realistic insight into the CRE industry offered by GSU CRE Entrepreneurship course.
Burgeoning entrepreneur Willie J. Ellington appreciated the realistic insight into the CRE industry offered by GSU CRE Entrepreneurship course.
The GSU CRE Entrepreneurship course encourages students to develop skills and experience the industry through the lens of industry professionals.
Learn more about Georgia State University’s CRE Entrepreneurship course from a student’s perspective.
GSU believes in using CRE professionals to teach many of their commercial real estate courses as the school sees the value of the professionals’ work background and experience.
In GSU’s CRE Entrepreneurship class, Samir Patel and Stan ensure students are headed on the right path in the industry.
GSU uniquely serves commercial real estate students, using industry professionals as instructors with a high dose of guest speakers.
Real estate developers and investors once played the long game, and it paid off. Today, buyers are stuck in the long game but with low yields and little potential for value appreciation.
The current residential real estate market presents both challenges and opportunities, especially due to the Baby Boomers.
Today’s commercial real estate market leaves many professionals scratching their heads about what the future holds.
The Commercial Real Estate industry has experienced rapid change across all sectors since the onset of the pandemic. What’s happening now?