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A majority of Eastdil’s volume comes through brokerage. Even though they call themselves a premier REIB, that’s just a portion of what they do.

 

I’m going to assume (and sorry if this is incorrect) that what you refer to as “brokerage” is what the industry calls investment sales.

Eastdil is a debt/equity brokerage but because they don’t have investment sales (that I know of at least) nobody needs a salesman’s/broker real estate license.

Other firms with d/e and IS brokerage will require both sides of the house to carry salesmen’s licenses because it is “technically” a requirement to talk about any pending/potential/etc exchange of real property.

 
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You legally need a brokerage license to collect commissions. Eastdil is a brokerage. The people who work their have their real estate sales license and/mortgage brokers license (assuming they do equity investment sales or mortgage brokerage). The corporate investment banking teams (raising equity / debt for reits and companies) have their securities licenses.
 

if they don’t have their licenses, the real estate brokerage teams can’t legally collect commissions and the corporate teams can help create, issue, and sell securities. The analysts may not have their license, but you better bet that everyone else does. And you’re not getting promoted if you don’t have it. 

 

thanks man. i consider myself knowledgable on CB/JLL, etc. but Eastdil confuses the sh*t out of me. They're also hard to find info on like a lot of the uppity PE shops tbh

 
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Am I taking crazy pills or something? This is DUMB. One guy says Eastdil is one of the better investment sales brokers out there and the OP responds to him by saying he is curious if they would ever build out a IS and/or leasing division. Like wtf? dude what do you think IS stands for?, Its investment sales and people repeatedly have mentioned they are already investment sales brokers. My god, this is DUMB. All I can think of now is that "Everyone is now dumber...." Billy Madison quote. Like seriously, I am not the sharpest tool in the shed too but this is next level seriously. 

 

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