The C. Larry Hoag Center for Real Estate and Finance was established through a generous gift from the Hoag family. The purpose of the Center is to provide academic and professional opportunities in real estate and finance to students of the Argyros School of Business and Economics.
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The Mission
- Provide support to faculty in developing a real estate concentration at the graduate level and maintaining the quality and currency of the undergraduate emphasis in real estate.
- Develop, promote, and provide administrative support for certificate and continuing education programs in real estate and finance.
- Offer seminars, conferences and forums on important issues in real estate and finance.
- Recruit speakers in the real estate field for courses offered in Argyros.
- Provide students with access to real estate industry practitioners, mentors, internships, and industry data and information.
- Support faculty research in real estate by providing grants and access to industry data.
- Work with the Office of Career Planning and Placement in preparing students for careers in real estate and finance.
- Coordinate with other Argyros Centers (Anderson, Leatherby, and Schmid) on cross-disciplinary matters including research, extra-curricular activities, and degree and non-degree offerings.
Real Estate Curriculum
The Argyros School of Business and Economics offers the following classes in Real Estate:
| REAL 370 | Principles of Real Estate |
| REAL 417 | Real Estate Finance |
| REAL 427 | Real Estate Law |
| REAL 436 | Real Estate Development |
| REAL 496 | Special Topics in Real Estate |
| REAL 499 | Individual Study |
To complete a Real Estate Emphasis, students are required to complete Principles of Real Estate, Real Estate Finance and Real Estate Law, along with two of the following classes:
| ENV 301 | Environmental Geology |
| ACTG 312 | Financial Reporting and Statement Analysis |
| FIN 421 | Investments |
| FIN 435 | Financing Entrepreneurial Enterprises |
| MGMT 437 | Management of Entrepreneurial Enterprises |
| REAL 436 | Real Estate Development |
| REAL 496 | Special Topics in Real Estate |
Finance Curriculum
The Argyros School of Business and Economics offers the following classes in Finance:
| FIN 207 | Personal Finance |
| FIN 299 | Individual Study |
| FIN 307 | The Financial System |
| FIN 312 | Financial Reporting and Statement Analysis |
| FIN 317 | Financial Management |
| FIN 327 | Intermediate Financial Management |
| FIN 400 | A Walk Down Wall Street (Travel Course) |
| FIN 410 | International Financial Management |
| FIN 421 | Investments |
| FIN 431 | Portfolio Management and Analysis |
| FIN 435 | Financing Entrepreneurial Enterprises |
| FIN 442 | Fixed Income and Derivative Securities |
| FIN 496 | Special Topics in Finance |
| FIN 499 | Individual Study |
To complete an emphasis in Finance, you are required to complete intermediate Financial Management and Investments along with three other courses on the above list.
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Housed on the 2nd Floor of Beckman Hall, the Janes Financial Center features 12 Bloomberg terminals to provide students with up to the minute financial data.
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Meet The Director
Mr. Lawandy has twenty five years of experience in the financial industry with expertise in banking, credit management, commercial/residential real estate acquisition and financing, business lending, mergers and acquisitions, quantitative and qualitative analysis and research, and portfolio Management.
Retired as a Portfolio Manager from Morgan Stanly Smith Barney 2009, Fadel joined the George L. Argyors School of Business and Economics, Chapman University. He serves as the Director of the C. Larry Hoag Center for Real Estate and Finance and the Janes Financial Center, and as an Associate Professor of Finance and Real Estate. Lawandy also served as Managing Director of HW Financial Group and Co-Founder/Past President of HW Capital Partners.
Mr. Lawandy has been a member of CFA Society of Orange County for the past 14 years, and an active member of CFA Institute. He is a two-term Chairman and past president of CFA Society of Orange County.
Lawandy holds a B.S. B.A. –Finance and International Business from the George L. Argyros School of Business and Economics, Chapman University, and an MBA from Norwich University.
Fadel enjoys volunteering with nonprofit organizations to help his community to be a better place to live and work. He serves on the board of advisers for the Walt Disney Chapter Order of DeMolay, and the Treasurer of Anaheim Masonic Lodge. He is also a Professional Service Responder with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.