Alpha Sigma Gamma Honor Society: Gain recognition for your academic achievements in real estate studies. Contact Lauren Grainger at graingerl@vcu.edu for more information.
Around The Region Newsletter: This is a newsletter that is emailed every three weeks about events and career opportunities in the area. You may click the link to view it or click this link to subscribe to the newsletter.
Kornblau Real Estate Industry Talks: virtually connect with real estate professionals from various industry sectors such as law, finance, construction, development, brokerage and appraisal, to share and learn about trends, issues, and current events impacting our industry.
Real Estate Circle of Excellence: Real estate executives support our students through scholarship, internship and mentoring programs.
Real Estate Market Participants Survey: Semi-annual survey uses the principles of anticipation to predict real estate market trends.
Real Estate Trends Conference: This annual conference is one of the leading forums in the region for the exchange of ideas and information about real estate, plus unsurpassed networking opportunities.
Rho Epsilon Professional Real Estate Fraternity: Build lifelong friendships while learning from talented community leaders.
The Kornblau Institute: The institute provides a platform for scholars to focus on research broadly related to commercial and residential real estate.
The conversation, led by Markel CEO Tom Gayner and hosted by the Kornblau Real Estate and Risk Management and Insurance Programs at VCU, centered around the concepts of risk and how steady investments pay off over time.
The webinar welcomed experts from commercial and residential real estate and construction, economic development, community revitalization and more.
Data expert from GID and the author of “The Accidental Superpower” will be this year’s speakers.
The majority of KRE students receive merit-based scholarships.
Longest-standing real estate bachelor’s degree in Virginia.
Most students have paid internships in real estate.
