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我权衡了更好的退出two business areas. 1) Debt/Structured Finance Advisory - team is really performing well and paid pretty well too 2)Corporate Finance/REIB (take with pinch of salt) - team not doing so well but dosell-side/buy-side mandates, equity funding for developments - pay not as good but everyone seems to have exited to actualIBso that may be one although taking it again with a pinch of salt.
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First things first, do you want to do real estate at the asset level or at the corporate level?
I am not too fussed, but envision more opportunities at asset level?
So do debt and structured finance and work at the asset level. Don't consider the corporate level.
The concept of "exits" is a little overrated in real estate. Work where you want to work and get the experience you want to get, don't worry about the name on the door - it won't impress most people.
It will impress people in HR, who will then pass your resume to the hiring manager.
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Learn moreI don't really agree with that, but I've never worked for a huge real estate company in which HR was screening candidates in that manner. Most of the HR folks I've met or dealt with in the hiring process have a mandate for something like "five years of experience and a grad degree" and leave it up to the people doing the interviewing to assess fit and relevant experience. But again, just my experience, though I do feel like most real estate firms are small enough that this is normal.
Share more info on #2. I worked at a place like #2 and exited to a top fund that invests at the asset level. No one on this forum has worked in REIB so they always shit on it.
if it's truly a terrible REIB group, I would avoid. Otherwise, the exit ops tend to be really good out of REIB compared to othersell sideroles, despite what many people on this forum will tell you.
No worries - think (CBRE/JLL) I mean as long as I can work and do a few deals will be ok.
选项1听起来比该俱乐部n 2 unless you want to use it as a stepping stone into true REIB. HFF had a legacy team (Hentschel?) that was a legit REIB team. But I don't know what happened to themafter the merger. JLL's REIB team pre merger seemed just like another broker.
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