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Faculty KudosFaculty in the Department of Real Estate have been ranked No. 4 among U.S. programs and No. 5 worldwide for research published in the discipline's three leading journals, according to a study conducted by Jang C. Jin of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Eden S. Hu of the City University of Hong Kong. |
In the NewsIn Congress, nearly half the members are millionaires Growing gap between the incomes of working class and members of Congress The Rich Get Richer in Congress Economic Downturn Took a Detour at Capitol Hill |
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Welcome to the Department of Real Estate in the Robinson College of Business at Georgia State University. We offer a range of degree options including a bachelor's, an MBA concentration, an MS in real estate and a Ph.D. in real estate. The real estate major at the Robinson College of Business offers a broad-based curriculum that provides a balance between theory and practice. Our programs emphasize the following major components of real estate: appraisal, corporate real estate, development, finance, investments and market analysis. A degree in real estate will give graduates the foundation necessary to succeed in this exciting industry. |
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Recent real estate graduate Seung Han Ro and real estate associate professor Karen Gibler were invited to speak at an International Real Estate and Housing Seminar on July 15 in Seoul, Korea. It was sponsored by the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements and Konkuk University, and attended by KRIHS research staff. KRIHS is a federal institute charged with developing long- and short-term plans and policies for more efficient use of land resources and balanced spatial development in the Republic of Korea.
TEKES, the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation, has awarded a grant for SEVERI (Finns Move, But Where and Why?), a two-year research project into housing decision making based at Tampere University of Technology. Karen Gibler, associate professor in the Department of Real Estate, is the international faculty member on the research project and will visit in Tampere with the local researchers several times over the two-year term of the grant.
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