The complexity of housing markets and the increasing education requirements make it increasingly difficult to introduce new disciplines in housing market analysis to allow students to learn properly. There are two main difficulties: Firstly, the level of basic formation the students bring when registering in the Master course. Secondly, the increasing knowledge in the housing market forces the idea that students should expand the areas and disciplines they should learn to understand the housing market and analyse it properly. An example of this complexity is explained, and the education requirements are also described, showing the difficulties of a new master student could profit from the education due to the lack of previous or essential background.