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In a challenging job market for recent graduates, Auggie Gehret (Fin,RelEst鈥�24) connected with alumni to launch his career in commercial real estate.

Excitement is building around the appointment of six highly regarded leaders. 鈥淭hese new board members bring a diverse voice and perspective that aligns with the future vision for the board,鈥� said Julie Gibson, executive director of the Klump Center for Real Estate. 鈥淥ur board members positively contribute to the center鈥檚...

CU 麻豆影院 announced a groundbreaking $15 million donation from CU 麻豆影院 alumnus Michael Klump to revolutionize the real estate center in the Leeds School of Business.

From place to place, career to career, Regina Koetters has done a lot in her life. Now she's excited to be in real estate development helping create great places to live and work.

For nearly 20 years, University of Colorado real estate alumnus Ben Woolf has been giving back to his alma mater. This year, he is taking on a new challenge.

CUREC鈥檚 new leader plans to partner with industry to provide top-notch experiences for students.

In his nine years, Michael Kercheval helped connect academics to industry.

When commercial real estate companies said a Leeds master's program was outdated, the school invited industry to be part of the solution.

Whether they came from backgrounds in development or law, students in the program said the courses gave them new skills, useful perspectives and an invaluable network.

An industry expert shares why there are always opportunities to launch a career in real estate.