Real Estate Major

AACSB‑Accredited Excellence

Loyola is the only private university in Maryland with AACSB accreditation, ensuring top-tier business education.

Jesuit Values + Experiential Learning

With a curriculum grounded in ethics, social responsibility, and real-world engagement.

Industry Partnerships

Via Sellinger’s BS in Real Estate program, working with real-world development projects and industry leaders will be a part of the learning experience. Local firms will assist with delivering internships, externships, and mentorship opportunities.

Strong Outcomes

99.6% of Sellinger graduates are employed or in grad school within six months, with overall Loyola grads at 98.7% placement.

Robust Professional Network

Access to an engaged alumni community and employer partners across Baltimore, the Mid-Atlantic, and beyond.

• Conduct market feasibility studies, analyze capital flows, and determine highest & best use for land parcels—all while aligning business recommendations with ethical and sustainability considerations.
• Build financial acumen: proficiency in NPV/IRR, cash flow modeling, real estate finance (e.g., REITs), and valuation techniques.
• Navigate regulatory and legal frameworks, including zoning, property rights, commercial contracts, and environmental due diligence.
• Utilize cutting-edge tools and methodologies: location analytics, Real Estate Technology, and sustainable design principles in real estate elective coursework.

Real Estate

REE 225

Evaluate unimproved land development as well as rehabilitation of existing land. Topics include market analysis, site acquisition and planning,  building design, construction,  and financing, leasing.

Real Estate Finance and Investment

REE 325

Addresses how real estate value is established as well as more real estate finance specific applications.

Real Estate Capstone

REE 445

Students will have the opportunity to work with a real estate firm on a semester-long capstone project to research, analyze, establish a business plan for, present, and defend a real-world investment opportunity.

Electives include:

Real Estate Entrepreneurship, Real Estate Technology, Accessible Housing Environment, and Land and Adaptive Reuse Real Estate.

• Exceptional placement: 99.6% of Sellinger graduates are employed or pursuing further education within six months of graduation.
  
  
• High earning potential: Loyola alumni enjoy mid-career salaries ~30% higher than peer school graduates.
  
  
• Diverse real estate roles: Graduates enter fields like investment analysis, appraisal, portfolio/asset management, brokerage, development, and construction management—with many securing internships through Sellinger’s industry collaborations.