Brookfield Asset Management vs Brookfield Property Partners?

Brookfield operates in every property type: office, retail, industrial, multifamily, singlefamily. If you want to work for them out of undergrad you should be doing everything humanly possible to get an internship with them this summer. It might already be too late to do this, but check their website.

You need to figure out what asset classes you want to work in and then target the appropriate entities within Brookfield. Don't care about asset class, but have a hard-on for Brookfield? Target the individual entities within Brookfield and pretend like [insert appropriate asset class here] is where you want to be.

As for requirements, you need to be extremely smart, show a demonstrated passion for real estate (internships, RE and finance classes), have excellent grades, and network like hell. Brookfield's competitors are Blackstone and other huge asset managers/REITs/REPE firms,, so this should give you a sense of the talent pool they pull from.

If you're a fresh analyst out of undergrad working for Brookfield they will pay you what other fresh analysts are paid at other top REITs/REPE firms (location will play a role). Do some more research. Also do some more research re: job function.