How far would a geography/urban planning university degree take you in this industry? Can one become an "analyst"? I saw one of the comments in other threads saying you don't even need college for residential real estate?
I really have no idea about this industry ....yet...literally just googling differences between commercial and residential....
Might be touch to go into Real Estate with no econ/finance background.
You'd be better off studying finance or economics with real estate electives. You don't need college for residential real estate if you want to be a sales associate.
Interesting, I came across a job posting as a "research analyst" where they specified urban planning/geo or commerce so I was wondering how common this is
That combination of geo/ planing would work in appraising, granted there are still a lot of numbers to learn.
It could work if you're industrious, seek out a few courses in finance and meet the right people. It will make things much easier if you just stick with econ or finance, though.
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