Program Overview

University of Michigan Programs

The University of Michigan offers a range of programs in various fields, including architecture, urban planning, and real estate development.

Academics

• Undergraduate programs:
  • Architecture
  • Urban Technology
  • Architecture Minor
  • Real Estate Development Minor
• Graduate programs:
  • Architecture
  • Urban and Regional Planning
  • Dual Degrees
  • Certificates
• Post-Professional programs:
  • Digital & Material Technologies
  • Urban Design
  • Ph.D. in Architecture
  • Ph.D. in Urban & Regional Planning
• Pre-College programs:
  • ArcPrep
  • ArcStart
• Continuing Education:
  • Online and Continuing Education

Course Details

URP 390, Section 1

• Course Title: Real Estate Design and Development Fundamentals
• Term: Fall 2025
• Section: 1
• Class Number: 35201
• Credits: 3
• Required: No
• Elective: Yes
• Meeting Time: Tue, Thu 4:00-5:30pm, 1220 MLB (MLB Lec RM 1)
• Course Brief: This course examines the mechanisms through which real estate is developed in the United States, analyzing the interaction of public agencies, developers, and designers in the initiation, financing, and design of developments.
• Topics:
  • Development fundamentals: Theoretical and historical analysis of how markets interact with regulatory systems.
  • Evaluating economic feasibility: Analysis of developers spreadsheets and decision-making process.
  • Structuring developments: Training in how to evaluate risk, structure financing, understand incentives for spurring development.
• Required course for Real Estate minor.

Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning

The Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning offers various programs and research areas, including architecture, urban planning, and real estate development. The college is committed to providing students with a comprehensive education and preparing them for successful careers in their chosen fields.