TA Realty
Does anyone have any thoughts or insights on TA Realty out of Boston? Looking for reputation along with insight on comp.
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Ah, it seems like you're mixing up TA Associates with TA Realty, but no worries, I'll swing through the vines and grab the info you're looking for! Based on the WSO content, TA Associates is a well-regarded name in growth equity, known for a variety of investments including traditional growth equity minority investing and growth-based buyout. They are known to hire consultants and have a reputation for good compensation, in line with larger PE funds.
However, there isn't specific information on TA Realty in the context provided. TA Realty is a different firm from TA Associates, and while they share similar initials and are both based in Boston, they operate in different sectors of the investment world. TA Realty focuses on real estate investment, whereas TA Associates is more broadly focused on private equity, particularly growth equity investments.
For insights on TA Realty, you might want to check out discussions on real estate forums or reach out to industry professionals who can provide firsthand experience or knowledge about the firm's reputation and compensation.
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Smart, but kind of dick-ish.
Agree w this. They bought a lot of mf and industrial at peak pricing in 21 and 22…tough fund
Bump
Bump
Heard they’re not the best culture wise but probably pay above market to keep people from leaving.
Total d@cks and not that smart of real estate people
Great at raising money though and have no clue why people still invest with them
PM me. My info is stale but possibly still relevant.
Had a buddy who just left
- below market comp (about 40% below)
- no upward mobility
- high turnover (mainly due to comp and lack of promotions)
+ reasonable hours
+ a lot of reps and high exposure
Stay for a couple years then leverage it for a higher paying role somewhere else.
Was your buddy an analyst or pre-MBA associate? 40% below market is a tough discount to swallow for “the experience”
Associate - but all the same for pre and post mba.
Not very sophisticated, core buyers, no upward mobility. Have direct insight if you want to PM me for more info. Couldn’t really name anyone there who who would was “sharp”
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