REWM: Urban Land Use and Planning
Accounting & Finance
SGD 1,144.50
(SGD 133.35 after MAX Funding)
TBA
NUS Business School
Intermediate
Overview
Urban Land Use and Planning
This course provides an understanding of how the urban environment and public policies interacts and how the outcomes of this interaction could affect real estate wealth. In particular, it covers a comprehensive framework on the urban population, mobility, and socioeconomic and environmental factors as well as trendy urban planning issues such as smart cities and big data. The understanding of these topics is vital to effective Real Estate Wealth Management (REWM) insofar as the decision-making in acquisition, asset management or divestment purposes.
The learners who have successfully completed this course will be able to provide customised wealth and asset planning adapting to emerging trends in urban environment as well as advisory services and investment strategies reflecting policy changes. Thus, the course will be useful for wealth planners/managers, investment counsellors/advisors, investment analysts, portfolio, fund and asset managers, real estate investment analysts and managers, insurance professionals, real estate developers, real estate agents and advisors.
Topic Coverage
The course aims to provide the intrinsic linkage and interaction between real estate (RE) wealth and the urban environment/policy and coverage includes:
- Interaction between the urban environment and public policies
- Urban population, mobility, and socioeconomic and environmental factors
- Risk management strategies
- Land use planning and related public policies
- Smart cities and big data as a driver of RE wealth
Who Should Attend
Individuals looking to deepen their skillsets and critical competencies by keeping their knowledge and skills current with industry and regulatory developments in order to carry out their duties effectively: - Wealth planners/managers, investment counsellors/advisors, investment analysts; portfolio, fund and asset managers, insurance professionals - Real estate professionals, real estate investment analysts and managers, real estate developers, real estate agents and advisors
Application Procedure & Deadline
Participants are strongly advised to apply at least 2 weeks in advance.
Pre-Requisites
Bachelor Degree.
Fees & Funding
| Self-Sponsored | SME (ETSS Scheme) Company-Sponsored |
Non-SME Company-Sponsored |
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| Course Fees | S$1,144.50 | S$1,144.50 | S$1,144.50 |
| Singapore Citizens & PRs | S$343.35 | S$133.35 | S$343.35 |
| Singapore Citizens aged 40 years and above (MCES Scheme) | S$133.35 | S$133.35 | S$133.35 |
The above prices are quoted in Singapore dollars (SGD), inclusive of 9% GST.
Faculty
LEE, Kwan Ok
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