BASIC PRINCIPLES ON TERRITORIAL PLANNING

• Constitutional principles on territorial and urban development General principles of urban planning Distribution of powers State - Autonomous Communities (CCAA). Current legislation. List of rights and duties of citizens in territorial and urban development matters Basis of the land regime Public land heritage

URBAN PLANNING

• Urban planning. Comparative study of the Autonomous Communities (CCAA). Plans: processing, approval, validity. The General Urban Development Plan (P.G.O.U.). Partial Plans. Special Plans. Interior Reform Plans. Plans and actions in Non-Urbanizable Land. Catalogs and Detail Studies. Territorial actions of supra-regional scope. Justification Document of Territorial Planning. Out-of-order regime: Semi-consolidated areas.

URBAN MANAGEMENT

• Urban management: basic concepts. Urban duties in urban transformation actions Action systems in Spanish urban planning Equidistribution techniques Action systems Urban agreements Access to the Property Registry of urban actions. Integrated Action Programs: legal, technical, and economic aspects. Processing of Integrated Action Programs. Use and building typologies: weighting coefficients. Isolated Action Program: PAA. Duty to build and compulsory building. Notarial intervention in urban activity. Urban action and Property Registry in expropriation and land readjustment.

URBAN ASSESSMENTS

• Technical vision. Legal vision.

PROPERTY RESPONSIBILITY

CONTROL, PROMOTION, AND URBAN DISCIPLINE: LICENSES, INFRACTIONS, PROCEDURES

• Urban licenses: Acts subject to licenses. Competence, procedure, and effects of the Urban License. Sectoral licenses and their processing. License for public shows and activities. Protection of urban legality. Urban inspection. Urban infractions and penalties. Urban and criminal offenses. Protection of urban legality: its restoration. Issues with executing judgments in urban matters. Urban Discipline. Sanctioning procedure in urban matters. Jurisdictional bodies, competence, and standing in the Administrative Litigation process. Claims of the parties. Administrative Litigation Procedure. Procedure in single or first instance. Abbreviated procedure. Appeal regime. Execution of judgments and special processes.

GENERALIST BLOCK

• Economic environment. Real estate sector. Finance Capital markets General concepts of real estate valuation Investment analysis Financial models Actors in the real estate market Developers Investors REITs (SOCIMIS) Financiers Capital Market Servicers, Technicians, and Consultancies New Technologies in Real Estate E-commerce: impact on the real estate sector Blockchain and the real estate market Online agencies

REAL ESTATE PROMOTION AND MANAGEMENT

• Negotiation and conflict management in real estate business. Urbanism and Public Administration. Due Diligence: legal and technical aspects essential in the acquisition of real estate assets. Real estate marketing and commercialization. Servicing and NPLs in the real estate market. Real estate promotion business: Conceptualization Materialization: interrelation of technicians, project, and execution Financing: promoter loans, mortgage financing Types of promotion: residential, tertiary, industrial Management through Housing Cooperatives Exit and divestment Practical cases Residential rental market. International real estate investment: Europe America Asset repositioning and urban regeneration. Construction: Principles, Trends, Fundamentals, and Design. Sustainability and trends in the real estate market. Project Management: project timelines and management. Asset management for profitability: Offices Retail Hotels Logistics

BUILDING PLANNING

• The building process: agents, responsibilities, guarantees. Legal aspects. The building process: basic building requirements. Technical Code. Technical aspects. The technical project: basic and execution project. Quality control. The building book. The professionals involved in the building: Project and Works Management. Responsibilities. Municipal ordinances: Infractions. The right to build in Spanish urban planning Requirements: compliance with urban duties, basic land situations, solar condition, license. Subjective competence The title to build: ownership, assignment, change of work, surface right, right of overelevation, and administrative concession. Failure to fulfill the duty: discipline and penalties, substitute execution. Infrastructure: water, electricity, telecommunications, gas, photovoltaic energy supplies. Processing of project, urbanization, and installation projects. Intermediation in real estate contracting: Consumer protection. Horizontal property regime: common and private elements. Owners' meetings.

REHABILITATION AND URBAN REGENERATION

REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT

REAL ESTATE CONTRACTING Typical contracts. New contracts.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL

• Evolution of environmental policy. Environmental law. Environmental competencies. Responsibilities. Prior environmental intervention. International regulations: Environment within the EU. Instruments of environmental administrative intervention. The environmental license regime. Introduction: types of pollution. Impact assessment, types of impact. Environmental control in Non-Urbanizable Land. Environmental control in installations. Environmental planning of installations. Technical Committee for environmental planning. Sharing issues. Coastal Law, Road Law. Civil aviation regulations. Fire prevention regulations. Environmental pollution prevention law. Water regulations: water cycle, water quality, water management, and sanitation. Waste: Classification, management. Regulations. Waste reuse systems. Recycling. Air pollution: chemical air pollution. Treatment and purification systems. Emitter management. Noise pollution. Prevention systems. Infractions. Soil pollution: groundwater. Technology and control: Regulations. Energy efficiency: regulatory framework. Renewable energies.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

• Environmental health: Occupational risk prevention. Current legislation on occupational risks: Administrative competences.

TERRITORIAL PLANNING: NON-URBANIZABLE LAND

• Special plans on non-urbanizable land: Practical cases. Environmental Impact Study: Technical aspects. Special Protection Areas for Birds (SPA), LIC: Technical and legal aspects. Special studies on Non-Urbanizable Land: Flood risk, erosion, Master Plans for use and management. Landscape studies: Technical and legal aspects. Public participation plan. Illegal uses and buildings in Non-Urbanizable Land: possibilities for regulation. Practical problems of municipal management of non-urbanizable land. Non-Urbanizable Lands with protection. Restoration and landscape integration: - Dismantling program. Request for sectoral reports: Archaeology, Hydraulic, etc. Infringements in Non-Urbanizable Land. Offenses relating to territorial planning and the protection of heritage and the environment: Real cases.

SUSTAINABILITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE

• General concepts, global analysis. Sustainability elements. Sustainability applied to productive sectors. Sustainability and public policies. International institutions and organizations. Sustainability applied to companies. Project financing. Development of international projects. Efficiency and business opportunities. Local development and sustainable development: Agenda 21. Municipal sustainability strategy. Citizen participation and Local Government. Transparency. Integration of the School Agenda 21 into Local Agenda 21 initiatives: Initiatives and experiences. Management of natural areas and planning for sustainability. Energy sustainability.

CONCEPT AND REGULATION

• Smart City concept. National Smart Cities Plan. Digital Agenda for Spain. The Public Business Entity Red.es. Smart cities standards (SETSI): Standards associated with the Committee AEN/CTN 178/SC1. Intelligent dimensions. The construction process of a Smart City. Implementation of Smart City projects in the European Union.

FINANCING OF SMART CITIES

• Public subsidies. European funds. FEDER Funds and the Strategy for Sustainable and Integrated Urban Development (EDUSI). Self-funding. Generation of urban capital gains. Urban regeneration. Public policies: creation of public companies aimed at urban generation. Funding by landowners. Special focus on land readjustment projects, expropriation projects, and Compensation Boards. Funding through investment funds, especially foreign capital funds.

TECHNICAL CREATION OF SMART CITIES

• Introduction to technological solutions and projects for the implementation of Smart Cities. Geographic Information System (GIS). 2D and 3D solutions. Building Information Modeling (BID). City service management and maintenance. Metrics and transparency.

PUBLIC-PRIVATE COLLABORATION AIMED AT SMART CITIES CREATION (PPP)

• Public Sector Contracts Law. Principles and novelties. Structural elements of the contract. Contract preparation. Contract awarding: Contracting technique. Effects, modification, and termination of contracts. Construction contracts. Public works concession contracts. Service contracts and service commission. Supply contracts. Analysis of Directives 2014/23/EU, of February 26, 2014, and 2014/24/EU of February 26, 2014.

The Master's in Real Estate, Urban Planning, Environment, and Smart Cities at ISDE opens a wide spectrum of professional opportunities, preparing graduates to excel in the dynamic field of sustainable urbanism and smart cities. This program equips professionals not only with advanced technical competencies but also with essential skills to lead innovative and sustainable projects. Graduates are perfectly positioned for roles in urban consulting firms, public administrations, technology companies applied to urban planning, and international organizations dedicated to sustainable development. Moreover, the practical approach and global network provided by the master's facilitate access to careers in urban planning, project management in real estate, and strategic roles in the implementation of environmental policies and smart city technologies.