Eva Maria Steiner
Professor of Real Estate, Associate Director of Borrelli Institute for Real Estate Studies
Department Risk Management
Office Address 331 Business Building
Phone Number
814-863-1228
Email Address
ems6770@psu.edu
Eva Maria Steiner
Professor of Real Estate, Associate Director of Borrelli Institute for Real Estate Studies
Department Risk Management
Office Address 331 Business Building
Phone Number
814-863-1228
Email Address
ems6770@psu.edu
Eva Steiner is Professor of Real Estate at the Penn State Smeal College of Business. Prior to joining Smeal, she was Assistant Professor of Real Estate at Cornell University. She obtained her MPhil and PhD degrees from the University of Cambridge, UK.
Expertise
Real Estate Finance and Economics
Education
Ph.D., Land Economy, The University of Cambridge, 2014
M.Phil., Real Estate Finance, The University of Cambridge, 2008
B.A., Business Administration, The University of Heilbronn, 2006
Courses Taught
REST 550 – CONTEMP REST ISSUES (2)
This course surveys important issues in real estate markets, including special characteristics of real estate markets, valuation of real properties, mortgage mechanics and calculations, valuing investment opportunities, financing corporate real estate, financing project development, and the secondary mortgage marketAfter taking this course, students will be able to:1. Demonstrate understanding of basic features of real estate markets;2. Value real estate using the sales comparison approach and the income approach;3. Conduct mortgage-related calculations and make mortgage-financing decisions;4. Calculate before and after tax cash flows from income properties;5. Make investment decisions for income properties, and conduct sensitivity analysis;6. Conduct sensitivity analysis, partition Internal Rate of Return (IRR), and apply the real option approach in making investment decisions;7. Make real-estate-related decisions for non-real estate firms;8. Demonstrate understanding of the financing of project development;9. Know cash-flow mechanics and risk-sharing attributes of some mortgage-backed securities,10. Demonstrate understanding of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and their role in real estate investment
REST 890 – Colloquium (1)
Continuing, professionally oriented seminars that consist of a series of individual lectures by faculty, students, or outside speakers.
RM 450 – Cont Iss R Est Mkt (3)
Historical performance, land use issues, market valuation, real estate development, public policy issues.
REST 590 – COLLOQUIUM (1)
Continuing seminars that consist of a series of individual lectures by faculty, students, or outside speakers.