Is development to REPE common? (GP to LP)

I am currently an analyst for a mid-sized development firm with about 2 years of total experience, and 1 year of real estate experience (at current firm). I currently focus on underwriting, research, anything analytical, etc. across a couple of asset classes. While I focus on finance, I am also getting exposure to development/project management, asset management, capital markets, etc. I am basically the only junior-level analyst so I help out in different areas. I definitely want to stay for 1 - 2 more years and keep developing my skills and knowledge, and have a great team around me.

After that, would I have a favorable background to jump to REPE as an associate? Or would I be better suited to jump to a top tier developer as a development associate? To break into REPE, would I need a top MBA or would my experience be enough? 

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