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The Harvard Real Estate Review

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Student-led publication compiling and editing real estate and built environment writing from students and industry practitioners, in an annual print journal and online.

Joining
Application
First-years eligible
When
Usually recruits on a rolling basis

About

Overseen by the Harvard GSD Real Estate Club, the Harvard Real Estate Review is the University's preeminent publication on topics related to real estate and the built environment. Both led and staffed by Harvard students, the Review compiles and edits content sourced from students across the University as well as practitioners and industry leaders worldwide. This effort culminates in an annual, journal-style print publication as well as a wealth of other electronically published content.

How to join

  • Application — A written application, often followed by interviews.

Details

Experience
Specific experience in a related field is welcome but not required; any Harvard student with an interest in real estate is encouraged to apply.

What they do

  • Graphic design and marketing materials
  • Editing articles in partnership with contributing authors and expert commentators
  • Producing marketing materials for content releases and events
  • Annual journal-style print publication
  • Electronically published content
  • Accepting article submissions and proposals from Harvard affiliates

Mission, in their words

To present a diverse, multidisciplinary perspective on topics pertaining to real estate and the built environment.

Sponsors & partners

Harvard GSD Real Estate Club

Sources

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