A little confused as to why it’s called that and not a debt analyst, and what the career trajectory is. Has anybody interviewed for/worked in the role and could provide some more insight into it?
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I’m pretty sure it’s the same career trajectory as as a “debt analyst” they’re just paying you lower comp while they “try you out” with lower pay in case you’re not a good fit.
This was really helpful. Thank you. I know you said if it’s not a tier 1 market probably not worth it, but how about in a hot region like the sun belt?
If you’re talking about TX, can confirm that all the offices are solid. Dallas is defacto hq of capital markets since Mark Gibson and other leaders of the firm work out of there. Houston’s also a massive office with a lot of rainmakers and Austin is a small office but does well given how much attention has been thrown at the area.
To provide insight into one of the larger offices with a lot of deal flow, the analyst/associate experience here is good. We get a lot of deals coming through from all across the country since a good bit of our client base is institutional. Comp is same base salary as every office but we tend to close a lot of deals so analysts and associates are making anywhere from 100-350k a year depending on what their deal flow looks like and overall capital markets environment. The experience here is probably not the norm but definitely on the better side of what an analyst stint could look like at JLL. Very market and team dependent though.
How many deals a week do you size up and underwrite, and how many deals a week do you launch? (where you had to do CIM + UW + Due diligence).
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