
Diversity and Inclusion in Real Estate
Finance·Professional Fraternities·Community Service/Nonprofit·Education·Haas Student Orgs (HBSA)
DAIRE is a professional undergraduate organization dedicated to advancing real estate careers for students from underrepresented backgrounds. Members attend weekly general body meetings with guest speakers and workshops, plus weekly Real Estate Education Series sessions tailored to their experience level. Each semester includes one to two fully funded Career Treks to visit top real estate firms. No prior real estate knowledge is required, and students from any major are welcome.
ApplicationsGeneral body applications for DAIRE open at the beginning of each semester. Deadlines may vary by chapter, so please refer to your local chapter's social media or contact the chapter presidents directly for specific information.
132
Total enrolled members, across all chapters (students)
76%
Percentage of members who are Black and Brown
60%
Members who participate in work-study or part-time employment (approximately)
75%
Members who receive financial aid (roughly)
1-2
Career Treks per semester (fully funded)
4
Real Estate Education Series length (semesters)
Events They Host
Weekly General Body Meetings with Guest Speakers and Workshops
Weekly meetings featuring industry professionals who discuss career paths, offer professional development workshops, and highlight employment opportunities at their firms.
Real Estate Education Series
Weekly sessions tailored to one of three curriculums based on member experience level. The full series spans four semesters, covering financial modeling, REIT presentations, case studies, mock interviews, and more.
Member Experiences
Career Treks
Fully funded professional field trips to visit top real estate firms each semester. Past treks have included visits to JLL, BPG, Marriott, Hilton, and Brookfield Properties. The Fall 2024 trek went to Washington, D.C.
Monthly Social Events
Member gatherings throughout the month focused on community building and networking among peers.