When do you get your own office in REPE/RE Investments

You pretty much said it…depends on the firm. 

Both companies I’ve been at (very large, recognizable firms) only had offices for the C suite. Kinda sucks.

2 days week I get to work in my own office... in my house.

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Completely random depending on the office space....

I actually had a private office in my first analyst gig as a 22 y/o because we were in a very outdated floor of an old office building where basically the entire ~15k SF floorplate was all enclosed offices (I had an interior one with no windows, felt like a prison cell). 

Many CRE firms are now downsizing into hybrid/open office plans where basically nobody has an office and many people don't even have assigned desks....

Depends on the floorplates, corporate ethos and your ability to pleasure the office manager

Depends on office space and shop. Some places I've seen associates have their own offices, others it's just execs.