
Real Estate Financial Modeling Accelerator (Updated Dec 2020)
Since starting A.CRE, Michael and I have fielded email after email requesting a more structured real estate financial modeling training program on the site.
Over the years, we've covered hundreds of real estate modeling topics in our blog,…

Graduate Real Estate Series: University of Miami MRED+U
When a mentor suggested the University of Miami I was apprehensive to even look at the program. Being from a small part of New England, Miami felt a world away. Without knowing much about the city, I immediately felt intimidated and averse to…

Graduate Real Estate Series: Harvard University’s Master’s in Real Estate Program
When I was applying to graduate schools, I was focused on the real estate programs at Harvard, Columbia, and the University of Cambridge and a few misc. MBA programs (Yale SOM and Tuck). The MIT RE program is for much more experienced people,…

Graduate Real Estate Series: Cornell University’s Baker Program in Real Estate
The Cornell Baker Program in Real Estate is an immersive, two-year Ivy league graduate real estate education with the rigor, structure, and academic profile of an MBA while focused entirely on Real Estate. Located at Cornell University's…

Graduate Real Estate Series: MIT MSRED
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Master of Science in Real Estate Development (MSRED) program is an eleven (or 16) month graduate program in real estate offered through MIT's Center for Real Estate. Espousing MIT's motto: Mens et…

Graduate Real Estate Series: Columbia University MS.RED (Updated 2.2.2019)
The Columbia University Master of Science of Real Estate Development (MS.RED) program is an intensive, three term (one year) graduate program in real estate offered through Columbia University's highly ranked Graduate School of Architecture,…

MBA or MRE? Why I Chose to Get Both and Some Considerations for What Might Be Right For You
Ever since Spencer wrote his post about why he chose to do an MRE as opposed to an MBA or a dual Master’s degree, I have been asked a lot by our readers about why I chose to go for both an MBA and MRE. Below I will discuss my rationale and…

Graduate Real Estate Series: USC’s Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development
The Dollinger Master of Real Estate Development program at The University of Southern California is an intense, one-year graduate real estate program that exposes students to many broad areas of commercial real estate.
The USC Dollinger…

Graduate Real Estate Series: Johns Hopkin’s MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure
The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure program has been a leader in real estate education for over 27 years. Distinguished by it's location in the Carey Business School, the MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure…

Graduate Real Estate Series: NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate’s MSRE and MSRED Programs
The Schack Institute of Real Estate at New York University offers a flexible, 42-credit graduate real estate education in various real estate disciplines including finance and development. Located in the epicenter of global real estate, New…