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Real Estate

Top-Ranked Real Estate Program

Consistently ranked among the nation's top three programs, the Real Estate Program at the Haas School combines a strong analytical focus with hands-on field experience. A nationally recognized real estate research program at the Haas School ensures that the latest ideas and knowledge infuse the MBA courses.

The Introduction to Real Estate course includes study of the financial and economic theory of residential and nonresidential real estate markets, mortgage creating institutions, alternative mortgage instruments, and REITS. Additional courses have included Real Estate Financing, which explores the operation of the US mortgage and structured finance markets, and Real Estate Investment, a case-based course developing real estate management decision-making skills.

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John Morgan

Gary and Sharron Kalbach Professor in Entrepreneurship

Executive Committee Member and Founding Director, Experimental Social Science Laboratory (Xlab)

Faculty Director and Co-director, Fisher Center for the Strategic Use of Information Technology

Course taught:
Game Theory Approaches to Bargaining, Conflict, and Negotiations

Current research interests:
E-commerce
Organizational Design
Experimental economics

Degrees:
BS, Economics, University of Pennsylvania; MA, Economics, Pennsylvania State University; Ph.D., Economics, Pennsylvania State University

"My students are curious, interesting, and end up teaching me as much as I teach them."