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Real estate game to replace Monopoly?


 
05.11.2008

Real estate game to replace Monopoly?


 

Real estate hasn't been a lot of fun for anyone lately, but Joel Harden is out to change that with the introduction of a new board game called MOGUL.

This family-friendly game helps players sharpen their financial skills by simulating thousands of potential real estate and real world financial scenarios.

"I originally developed the game five years ago to help explain to my 11-year old daughter what it is I do for a living," said Harden, founder and CEO of the HCFD Corporation, an urban real estate firm in Philadelphia. "However, I quickly realized that, like my kids, most Americans did not understand basic economic and real estate principles. It was then that I had an "A-ha" moment, and I recognized that the game I created was realistic and tangible enough for anyone to learn how the real estate market works."

MOGUL teaches real estate and investing fundamentals, including interest rates, cap rates, mortgages, zoning, due diligence and money management in a challenging and engaging way that makes learning about the market become a rewarding adventure.