Highest Paid CRE Analyst Roles?
What are the highest paying companies for CRE/ Real Estate analysts? I am coming from a target school and have BB SA position this year.
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Analyst for a rainmaker broker
Thanks, do you have examples?
Look up Costar Power Broker Awards. That's a pretty good place to start in terms of trying to find rain-making MDs
Top Capital Markets teams in either a gateway market or high-growth secondary markets. Either Investment Sales or Debt & Equity. For example:
JLL IS & D/E in: Dallas, Denver, Chicago, LA, the list goes on
CBRE IS & D/E in: Atlanta, NYC, Dallas, the list goes on
Eastdil, anywhere
Walker & Dunlop: Chicago, Atlanta, Florida, the list goes on
Newmark: D.C., Houston, NYC, etc
You get the idea. Not about the company, it's about the team and the rainmakers that run said team and how much business they bring in
The real answer right here
This.^ This is where you'll make the most. Don't let the REPE bias on here fool you. See below thread for more examples:
https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/debt-and-equity-brokerage-analys…
Looking to move into development so I've done some research-
Mega Funds / REIB
Hines/TS/Greystar/Silverstein/elite developers
Elite LPs (Soros, Cascade, etc)
Elite regional developers / elite regional REPE
Major REITs (Equity Residential, etc.)
Rest of the real estate firms where it is highly variable
I'm not a real estate professional so this is second hand
The developers you named are gonna be on the low end of analyst salary ranges. Development is not a game you play for salaries, and the corporate shops especially tend to underpay at the junior levels
Idk my little brother makes 130 all in at a regional reit developer as a first year analyst coming from a semi target in a second tier city
Again, I might be totally wrong but I know his salary and saw his bonus
Edit - he told me works 40-50 hours a week which sounds sweet
I make $130k - $140k all in coming out of school so not crazy.
Get that bag King
What kind of firm are you at? If you don't mind me asking
I know CRE at BB pays 80k Starting 10k bonus
REPE firm in LA.
MF REPE like (BX, Starwood,TPG,KKR) typically pay 90-110K base with 100% bonus potential out of college. However, they will work you like crazy and can expect 80+ hours a week including weekends if needed
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Can I pm you? Will start the summer at one of the firms mentioned and want to get more insight into the role.
Im actually a second year analyst now at a top ten CRE Lender in a HCOL. My team screens deals for the originators before sending them to IC. Hours are 25-50 a week depending on deal flow. Pay is 70-80k base and bonus at 110% all in. I expect 150k all in next year. From friends i’ve spoken to in REPE, IB, and other debt shops, my pay and hours are pretty nice so don’t expect this as the norm.
25 hours a week?? Is it just when no deals r coming thru?
Consistent 25 hour weeks likely results in a bonus closer to 0% than 110%.
This is straight out of undergrad?
Yes first job out of UG, except year one bonuses were set at 20%. Second year is when my comp structure bumped up big time
Old job was 115k base 50-100% bonus LA
Was his right after undergrad?
Can confirm similar comp for NYC. Out of undergrad
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