Undergraduate Real Estate Case Competition Hosted By The University of Guelph
URECC is an annual real estate case competition that challenges undergraduate students to redefine the built form environment by completing a full scale development proposal and bid on an iconic piece of the Toronto landscape.
URECC's goal is to give students a realistic experience that mimics the development process. The case is provided and judged by industry professionals, creating an impactful learning experience for students.
This year URECC is being hosted at the Deloitte office in downtown Toronto on March 20th, 2020.
The Case
Students are given one month to create a development proposal which includes financial, market and sustainability analyses, zoning considerations and overall feasibility. On the day of the competition, students present to a panel of industry professionals sitting in as investors. Our sponsors will award over $20,000 to the students and proposals they decide are the best.
Past Case Sites
581 Bloor Street
28-32 Eastern Avenue
405 Eastern Avenue
2280 Dundas St West
The Delegates
2020 Participating Schools
Past Participating Schools
California Polytechnic (Orfalea College of Business)
Concordia University (John Molson School of Business)
Cornell University (SC Johnson School of Business)
Emory University (Goizueta Business School)
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (School of Business)
Ryerson University (Ted Rogers School of Management)
University of Calgary (Haskayne School of Business)
University of Guelph (Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics)
University of Texas-Austin (McCombs School of Business)
University of Waterloo (Conrad School of Entrepreneurship and Business)
Western University (Ivey Business School)
Wilfred Laurier University (Lazaridis School of Business and Economics)
York University (Schulich School of Business)
Dalhousie University (Rowe School of Business)
Ohio State University (Fisher College of Business)
University of British Columbia (Sauder School of Business)
University of Connecticut (UCONN School of Business)
University of Pennsylvania (The Wharton School)
University of Toronto (Rotman School of Management)
University of Vermont (Grossman School of Business)
University of Wisconsin-Madison (Wisconsin School of Business)
Queens University (Smith School of Business)