Bridge 33 Capital
Anyone know anything about Bridge 33 Capital?
Have seen them hiring for multiple roles over the last few months. Would appreciate some information.
Anyone know anything about Bridge 33 Capital?
Have seen them hiring for multiple roles over the last few months. Would appreciate some information.
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Have quoted deals for them. Focus primarily on retail assets. My MD has a good relationship with one of the principals. Strong senior people. They raised a fund recently and are actively deploying but you won’t get much exposure outside of retail there.
Reputable shop in the retail space. Smart people and as someone mentioned, they recently raised a large fund. They're ready to buy assets in this current correction. Can't say that for most shops so you'll probably be very busy there for years to come...capital is the biggest need right now.
Best of luck!
Going anonymous for this but I did a stint there, assuming it’s B33 based in Seattle. Really great place and learned a lot. Only have the upmost respect for them. Founders are two friends who went to Chicago together then worked at MS and then did their MBAs at Stanford. They were built out by their former CIO from Pimco. People who have left have gone to big shops, family offices, and Stanford MBAs. Back when I was there, they had good WLB. I think work was around 8:30-6 but when deals get going you can work to midnight. Reason they’re hiring a lot is because they had a spin-off from some of their acquisition guys, so my assumption is they need to replace and get capital deployed. They focus on heavy value add open air retail, finding most of their value from increasing leasing rates and putting in anchor tenants. Great place to learn and would say if you get a chance to work there, take it. It feels like a hidden gem.
They rejected me…. Was very salty… but it does seem like an epic place to work.
How was the comp?
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When you say pay is below market, what would you consider "market" for an analyst position similar to this in Seattle?
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