MIT/CRE E-Newsletter -- February 2007
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Tuesday, February 6, 2007 MIT/CRE E-NEWSLETTER -- February 2007   VOLUME 1 ISSUE 9  
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Sustainability in Noisette, SC
David Geltner Most influential Researcher
Commercial Property Transactions-Based Index
Professional Development Courses
March Phone-a-thon
Student Trip to Europe
MIT/CRE's Global Vision
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Sustainability in Noisette, SC
Real Deal presentation -- 2/21/07 @ Noon -- MIT Student Center, Sala de Puerto Rico
http://www.noisettesc.com/over_whatisnoisette.html

Noisette, SC What is Noisette? Noisette is a 3,000 acre city-within-a-city. It is an area of North Charleston, South Carolina targeted for integrated restoration as a sustainable community – modeled on the belief that cities must be equally responsive to social needs, environmental responsibility and economic vitality (the philosophy embodied by people, planet, prosperity). The Noisette community boundaries are roughly those that defined North Charleston when that community was incorporated in 1973. However, in the last 30 years, through annexation and “green-field” subdivision development, North Charleston has expanded into one of the state’s largest cities. Today, the Noisette area represents only a small corner of its parent city.  To learn more about this project, come hear Harry Gordon, President of Burt Hill, talk about the creation of a sustainable city -- Noisette, SC -- on Wednesday, February 21, 2007 at noon in the MIT Student Center.
 
David Geltner Most influential Researcher
Center Director named the most influential researcher in the real estate field from 2000-2004

David Geltner, Director of the MIT Center for Real Estate, was named the most influential researcher in the real estate field from 2000-2004 by the journal Real Estate Economics (REE). Widely regarded as the leading real estate journal, REE also named MIT the second most influential real estate research institution.


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Commercial Property Transactions-Based Index
4th Quarter TBI Launched
http://web.mit.edu/cre/research/credl/tbi.html

4th Qtr 2006 TBI Fourth quarter and final calendar year 2006 results are now available. The all-property total return for CY 2006 was 18.5% including 14.5% price gain, led by the office sector which had a 21% total return including 18% price growth.
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Professional Development Courses
MIT/CRE Adds New Courses
http://web.mit.edu/cre/education/profed/courses.ht...
by Jim Smith & Marsha Sanders

The Center for Real Estate at MIT has always been known for the excellence of its academic programs and the stature of its faculty. We are pleased to announce the addition of a new Real Estate Executive Series to our summer Professional Development program.
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March Phone-a-thon
Phone-a-thon March 7, Contribute to AACRE Thesis Award

On March 7, 2007 the Center for Real Estate will be holding its annual Phone-a-thon in the Bush Room. Current students and area alums who would like to participate in the Phone-a-thon are invited to do so.   MEETING PLACE: The Bush Room; MEETING TIME: 6:00pm. Dinner is on the Center!


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Student Trip to Europe
Porsche Plant a Highlight
http://www.porsche-leipzig.com/default.aspx
by Baabak Barman CRE '07

Porsche Plant in Leipzig, Germany Over the last two weeks of MIT's Independent Activities Period (IAP), eleven MIT/CRE students went on a European real estate trip and met with developers, financiers, and European real estate funds, as well as students at Cambridge University's land economy program. The highlight of  the trip was visiting the Porsche factory in Leipzig Germany. Completed in 2002, the factory focuses on production of the Cayenne, Porsche's version of the SUV.
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MIT/CRE's Global Vision
Our vision: to improve the world by building better real estate. Integrating science and art, technology and management, we seek to educate the next generations of leaders in the real estate industry, build the industry's tools of tomorrow, and influence the development of better real estate worldwide.
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