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Real Estate Ventures I: Negotiating Development-Phase Agreements
MIT 11 .351

Course Information

Description

Focuses on key business and legal issues within the principal agreements used to control, entitle, capitalize, and construct a mixed-use real estate development. Through the lens of the real estate developer and its counter-parties, students identify, discuss, and negotiate the most important business issues in right of entry, purchase and sale, development, and joint-venture agreements, as well as a construction contract and construction loan agreement. Students work closely with attorneys who specialize in the construction of such agreements and with students from area law schools and Columbia University and New York University.

Class Notes

See MIT Schedule for times and locations; 

Faculty: William Tod McGrath; 

Prereq: None; 

Subject Level: Graduate

School Non-Harvard
Units 12
Cross Reg

Available for Harvard Cross Registration

Course Component Regular Course
Grading Basis MIT Optional (LG/AUD)