Anyone know what comp and hours look like for an analyst on D/E teams at JLL, CBRE, CW, WD, Berkadia etc.. in Atlanta? Which teams see the most deal flow? Would appreciate any insight from someone who has worked in one of these offices. Thanks!
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I'd say Cushman, Eastdil, CBRE are all solid in that order.
Hours going to be 60+ at all three.
Would assume eastdil would be the most hours/highest pay?
I don't know for a fact but would assume so.
I think most of the Analyst at Eastdil though are generalist (or at least used to be).
What asset class? $60k base is a good ballpark for 1 yr out of undergrad, and second the 60+ hrs comment. Depending on asset, team performance, and your own performance, bonus on some of these teams can be upwards of 100% of base salary.
I was asking about the debt teams so all classes I guess
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