CRP 6592 Retail Development

Fall Semester 2009 (* Begins October 23rd*)
1.5 Credits
Fridays 8:40 – 11:10 am
Retail Development provides a practitioner-driven perspective on the development, acquisition, and management of retail real estate including mixed-use properties. Designed as an advanced, product-type specific in-depth study, the course will take students through the lifecycle of retail development. Topics include retail market analysis and feasibility, site selection, entitlement issues, leasing, acquisition strategies, tenant management, deal structuring, and disposition. The course is open to all students regardless of major.
Course faculty are active real estate professionals focused on the retail real estate sector, and provide practical applications in the classroom through a lecture, case analysis, and discussion format.
- Richard Baker

- President/CEO, NRDC
Chairman, Lord & Taylor
- Richard Dube

- President
Tri-Land Properties
- Duane Stiller

- President
Woolbright Development
- Bruce Zalasnick

- Executive VP
Prime Retail