Just curious, are you interviewing or see a position posted? Costar reported them laying off 7 percent off their workforce so I wouldn’t expect their to be openings.

 

Have heard LA is chillest office of them all but NY is absolute sweatshop. And LA hours still tough.

 

The first point is very untrue - LA is probably the least chill due to the majority of the analyst pool and the training program being situated there. In terms of hours - it is a transactional business, so when deal volume is low hours are lower for pool analysts (but can still get rocked by a deal out of the blue). Hours then get less predictable when one joins a team as a sr. analyst/associate.

 

Comp for Eastdil Analyst program is the same across US (no adjustments for COL)

80k Base Salary

Bonus ranges from 30k to 60k depending on deal flow that year

LA has a better work life balance then NY but expect a very rigid program where you are in office by 8am and have to stay in until 7/8pm minimum. Very frowned upon to leave before 9pm though.

Eastdil also just did major cuts and a lot of Analysts / Associates / VPs are no longer here so likely will have shit bonuses

 

I had real elsewhere on this forum eastdil bonus can sometimes be 100-200% of base salary.

 
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When I was an analyst / associate I had a few friends at Eastdil in NY. They worked 6 days a week (6 full and long days). However, the NY was very big about making sure analysts and associates were not only getting experience but meeting people and networking. My friends would leave the office at 6 PM, run to a dinner/event, and head back to the office at 9/10PM to finish work for the night. It seemed like a stressful existence. However, putting in the work for those years allowed them all to go onto to different jobs in the industry. Some moved when people from Eastdil left and they are still brokers - moved with the teams - and other jumped to the investment side. 
 


 

 

Is this old? Thought they raised Analyst 1 base to 100k or 110k?

 

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