Modern Urbanism (4 Credit Hours)
History has shown in great detail that most human patterns of migration and subsequent colonization have resulted in the establishment of villages, neighborhoods, or similar enclaves of societal gathering that eventually link together, growing to become towns and cities.
This course will provide a detailed summation of the current aspects of “Modern Urbanism” and the application of sustainable real estate growth. It will provide a view of the main elements that revolve around the constantly evolving complexities related to both commercial and residential responsible land use, positive environmental planning, and manageable real estate growth.
Topics Include:
- The history of urban development
- Municipal Impact
- The practicality of Modern Urbanism
- The application of Modern Urbanism
IMPORTANT: All students attending a live online class must have their webcams enabled and remain in view of their camera for the entire duration of the class. Kaplan also requires the use of Zoom for live online classes. You must have Zoom downloaded and installed on your computer/laptop, and you must have a Zoom account.
Key Points:
- Identify and understand the current working components of Modern Urbanism as they apply to responsible land use and how they function
- Explain and interpret how fundamental land use and development principles impact the real estate broker and client
- Apply the current working components in the applied theory of Modern Urbanism and recognize the impact that such standards can play in the overall real estate urban eco-system
- Perceive and be capable of illustrating to the customer or client the varied links between Modern Urbanism and expected municipal congruity as a means to evaluate the relevant legal standards municipally conveyed and utilized in implementing productive land use
- Summarize and justify the importance of positive environmental planning, and manageable real estate growth as related to business and legal standards
- Prepare or aid the client in finding professional documentation and pertinent tangible information related to community needs and comprehend the effect of modeling for the public in residential and commercial real estate development