UC BERKELEY'S
Real Estate Investment Group
Building the next generation of real estate leaders through community-driven education, networking, and hands-on experience in residential and commercial investment.
About Us
The Best Real Estate Community on Campus
The Berkeley Real Estate Investment Group (BREIG) is a social-first, community-driven organization for undergraduate students at UC Berkeley interested in real estate investing. BREIG provides students of all majors and experience levels with practical exposure, real-world insight, and a supportive peer network to explore real estate investing, ownership, and operations.
Through speaker events, client projects, and career development programming, BREIG connects students with industry professionals while building an inclusive, supportive community centered on shared learning and real-world insight.
Recruitment Timeline
Fall 2026
Connect with our team through coffee chats and info sessions
SEPTEMBER 10
Meet the Members
6:00-7:00 PM @The Standard
SEPTEMBER 13
Applications Close
All applications close
Our Programs
Choose Your Path
BREIG offers two membership tracks designed to meet different levels of commitment and career goals.
General Membership
BREIG is all about community building, which is why we offer a dedicated track for students with a general interest in real estate. All BREIG members, analysts or not, receive guidance and support in starting to obtain their real estate license. This low-commitment track focuses on bringing together like-minded students interested in passive investing and long-term wealth creation, while providing opportunities to connect with top real estate professionals and gain firsthand exposure to the industry. Whether learning how to build passive income alongside a full-time career or exploring early investment opportunities, BREIG provides the knowledge, resources, and network to help you get started.
Analyst Track
The Analyst Track is designed for students who want to dedicate more time to developing real estate investment and financial analysis skills. Analysts learn the core methods and quantitative frameworks used by industry professionals to evaluate residential and multifamily properties, including valuation modeling, underwriting, and market analysis. Through hands-on projects and guided training, students apply these tools to real-world scenarios, gaining practical experience in assessing risk, returns, and investment potential from the finance side of real estate.