The Miami Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in the city, providing an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within Miami’s real estate industry.

Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter.

Made possible through a generous gift from Philip Wall (MCRP ’81), Colorado Pacific Holdings

Open to Harvard students only.

The New York City Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in the city, providing is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within New York’s real estate industry.

Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter.

Made possible through a generous gift from Reggie Graham IV (AMDP ’21), M Property Group

Open to Harvard students only.

Students who choose to submit resumes will receive focused feedback from HAREB members in their area of interest who are actively hiring and reviewing resumes regularly. Members will help students with feedback that will translate academic and work experiences into relevant content.

Students who would like to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Open to Harvard students only.

Mentoring Meetings are a key programming element of the Harvard Alumni Real Estate Board (HAREB) meetings. HAREB members are paired with small groups of students to act as a catalyst for conversation and to offer face-to-face mentorship. Board members provide a brief overview of their educational background and career trajectory followed by time for each mentee to engage their mentor with questions.

Students who would like to participate can find further details in their schools’ weekly real estate club newsletter.

Open to Harvard students only.

Mentoring Meetings are a key programming element of the Harvard Alumni Real Estate Board meetings. Board members are paired with small groups of students to act as a catalyst for conversation and to offer face-to-face mentorship. Board members will give a brief overview of their educational background and career trajectory followed by time for each mentee to engage their mentor with questions.

Students who would like to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Open to Harvard students only.

The Boston area Real Estate Career Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in Boston and Cambridge. This trek is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within Boston’s real estate industry.

Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Made possible through a generous gift from B. Brooks Holstein (AMDP ’05), Comvest Properties, LLC

Open to Harvard students only.

The Boston area Real Estate Career Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in Boston and Cambridge. This trek is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within Boston’s real estate industry.

Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Open to Harvard students only.

The New York City Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in the city, providing an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within New York’s real estate industry.

Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Made possible through a generous gift from Richard Kessler (AMDP ’02), Beneson Capital Partners

Open to Harvard students only.

The HBS and GSD Real Estate Clubs, in conjunction with HAREB, are hosting a back-to-school student event to kick off the spring semester.

Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

The Cambridge area Real Estate Career Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in Boston and Cambridge. This trek is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within Boston’s real estate industry.

Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Open to Harvard students only.

The Miami Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in the city, providing an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within Miami’s real estate industry.

Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Made possible through a generous gift from Elizabeth Mack (JD ’88), Locke Lord LLP

Open to Harvard students only.

The A.CRE Accelerator is an on-demand real estate financial modeling educational platform. The Accelerator offers a curated curriculum of lectures with hands-on exercises. The course will begin with the fundamentals of using Microsoft Excel for real estate financial modeling, emphasizing those formulas, shortcuts, and strategies most applicable to discounted cash flow analysis. As the course progresses, students will put these skills to use in a case study format, with financial modeling exercises based on hypothetical real estate development scenarios.

Open enrollment begins October 27 and closes December 1, 2023. Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Made possible through a generous gift from Matt Ranalli (MDes Real Estate ’10), Jones Street

Open to Harvard students only.

Mentoring Meetings
Mentoring Breakfasts are a key programming element of the Harvard Alumni Real Estate Board meetings. Board members are paired with small groups of students to act as a catalyst for conversation and to offer face-to-face mentorship. Board members will give a brief overview of their educational background and career trajectory followed by time for each mentee to engage their mentor with questions.

Students who would like to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Made possible through a generous gift from Reggie Graham IV (AMDP '21), M Property Group

Open to Harvard students only.

The New York City Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in the city, providing is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within New York’s real estate industry.

Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Made possible through a generous gift from Wayne Barwise (MAUD ’85), Cadillac Fairview

Open to Harvard students only.

The Boston area Real Estate Career Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in Boston and Cambridge. This trek is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within Boston’s real estate industry.

Students who want to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Made possible through a generous gift from Chuck Berman (MBA ’79), BedRock Real Estate Partners, LLC

Open to Harvard students only.

Mentoring Meetings
Mentoring Breakfasts are a key programming element of the Harvard Alumni Real Estate Board meetings. Board members are paired with small groups of students to act as a catalyst for conversation and to offer face-to-face mentorship. Board members will give a brief overview of their educational background and career trajectory followed by time for each mentee to engage their mentor with questions.

Students who would like to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Open to Harvard students only.

The Boston area Real Estate Career Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in Boston and Cambridge. This trek is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within Boston’s real estate industry.

Students who would like to participate should be in touch with their HSREC representative.

Open to Harvard students only.

The New York City Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in the city, providing is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within New York’s real estate industry.

Students who would like to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Made possible through a generous gift from Elizabeth Mack (JD ’88), Locke Lord LLP

Open to Harvard students only.

The New York City Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in the city, providing is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within New York’s real estate industry.

Students who would like to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Made possible through a generous gift from Chuck Berman (MBA ’79), BedRock Real Estate Partners, LLC

Open to Harvard students only.

Mentoring Meetings
Mentoring Breakfasts are a key programming element of the Harvard Alumni Real Estate Board meetings. Board members are paired with small groups of students to act as a catalyst for conversation and to offer face-to-face mentorship. Board members will give a brief overview of their educational background and career trajectory followed by time for each mentee to engage their mentor with questions.

Students who would like to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Open to Harvard students only.

The Boston Real Estate Career Trek focuses on bringing students to visit, interact with, and learn about business models and market conditions from industry leaders in Boston and Cambridge, MA. The trek is an exceptional opportunity for students to gain in-depth insight and expand their networks within Boston/Cambridge real estate industry.

Registration is now open. Students who would like to participate can find further details on the HAREB programming calendar and/or in the weekly real estate club newsletter or by contacting their club leadership.

Made possible through a generous gift from Richard Kessler (AMDP ’02), Beneson Capital Partners