As the real estate market becomes increasingly international, it is necessary to understand how specific national markets operate and how they relate to one another within an international system. With globalisation, capital flows with increasing ease between national economies, and many real estate market actors - users, investors, developers and financiers - now search for opportunities across national boundaries. Real estate services, such as agency or research, have become international in order to serve these requirements. At the global level, the institutional environment of real estate is extremely diverse. There are wide national differences in the economic, political, social and... -- Course Website
Prerequisites: Admission to the Melbourne School of Design, plus: Subject Study Period Commencement: Credit Points: ABPL90026 Property Development Semester 1 12.50 Note that ABPL90026 Property Development may be taken concurrently.
