Hello Everyone, I am on the path to try and figure out where I should end up in the future, I think that capital markets is a great place to start. I have some questions that I wanted to know but I haven’t wanted to ask people on networking calls. I wanted to know what salary you can expect as a capital markets analyst and going forward at companies like CBRE, JLL/HFF, etc. (in locations like NYC, LA), what’s the difference between a capital markets analyst vs a capital markets sales associate (does the sales associate work purely on commission for example at CBRE?) Lastly, is there a huge difference between investment advisory within capital markets (like at HFF), and pure capital markets?
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Totally team and market dependent. Some teams pay up, some don't. Some put associates on commissions, some keep them salaried.
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Can you provide ranges for what those scenarios look like?
Top tier IS team in top tier city: 1st yr analyst out of undergrad - 60-100K Analyst w/experience and/or MBA - 100-150K Associate level - typically a draw or salary of about $50-70K + commissions (small chunks)
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