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Through its alignment with the local NAIOP chapter  , ASU’s Masters of Real Estate Development (MRED) program is the first in the nation designated as a NAIOP University Member, complementing our strong level of industry support and connectivity.
Our partnership with NAIOP ensures that MRED students have access beyond the classroom to some of the best minds – and some of the most forward-thinking ideas – in the real estate industry. |
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A long-time supporter of the ASU MRED program, Valley Forward is a non-profit organization that dedicates its resources to enhancing environmental sustainability in Arizona. Its efforts provide our students with examples of real estate projects to study and analyze. |
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AZCREW and the CREW Network advances the achievements of women in the commercial real estate industry, and promotes the success of female MRED students and alumni. During the past several years, numerous MRED students have been awarded AZCREW scholarships to pursue their education in the real estate field.
AZCREW announces the latest MRED recipients annually every October. |
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Thomas Title & Escrow lends various levels of support to the MRED program. In addition to preparing documents that support the synthesis projects, several attorneys are MRED faculty associates.
Their assistance helps our students understand the multitude of processes necessary to provide due diligence associated with any real estate development projects |
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The mission of the Urban Land Institute is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide. ULI provides opportunities for MRED students to participate in various seminars, industry roundtables and various leadership forums. |
