REIT vs. REPE

What is it like to work at a REIT as opposed to working at a REPE company or some other real estate role in terms of exit opps, compensation, deal work, etc?

 

I can second the comment about compensation being worse from past colleagues that have gone to various REITs, but job security seems to be more steady on a down cycle. Take this with what you will because I'm only referring to a few people that I can count on a hand, all in Acq, and in associate-director roles

I can't comment too much on work / life, but it would make sense if its better at a REIT because of culture. 

Exit opps: I think would be more or less the same if comparable shops. I think it's personal, some people value a REPE background more because it is more competitive/higher barrier to entry typically. Your skillset would also be more diverse investing in all ports of the capital stack within REPE.

 

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