Description
The Forms of Value for Real Estate module considers real estate in a changing world. Real Estate is tangible and yet many of the values we gain from real estate are intangible. This module will question how real estate is to be appreciated and valued when the context that the real estate is set within is changing. The module will consider some of the major forces of change, such as the climate crisis and changing demographics, and how these may alter our value assessment of real estate.
Module aims
The aim is to first consider the different ways in which real estate generates or contributes ‘value’. This is an area that has been recognised for a very long time indeed, but principally from a financial / economic / accountancy perspective. Yet real estate has not yet developed a fixed and widely deployed approach to the measurement of other varying forms of value and the metrics to be used. During the course of this four-day module students will seek to both propose and produce a framework for looking at and valuing real estate based on both the tangible and intangible elements of this asset.
Module deliveries for 2024/25 academic year
Last updated
This module description was last updated on 19th August 2024.
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