Anyone here with experience in Site Selection?
anyone here do any site selection in the past and care to weigh in on what it's like
likes and dislikes
etc?
anyone here do any site selection in the past and care to weigh in on what it's like
likes and dislikes
etc?
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Assuming you are talking about working in corporate real estate? I know a few guys who did this when I was a broker. They learned to find a good location, but they weren't as well versed in the finance and development side of things. Pay didn't seem great.
I've worked on a couple deals with land acq guys for huge tech firms (FB/Amazon/Microsoft) and my experience has been somewhat the opposite. Guys who know RE very well and a lot of them had absurd educations, like Harvard/Oxford/Cambridge types, so they must have been getting paid.
That's probably the cream of the crop though; I imagine things are a little different if you're picking out sites for Panda Express or something.
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