CRE 1st year analyst bonus
Hey y'all, what sort of comp should a 1st year analyst (acquisitions) expect at a smallCREFM shop (c. $1b FUM)? I'm interested in what a typical bonus should be in particular. Is 20-30% normal?
Nov 16, 2019
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it should really be 20-30% minimum. There are misc.back officepositions give that much, so I hope I'm right.
Ouch. What do think the average % is?
Are you in the industry?
Mine is 10% but I work on the debt side
Thanks for the info. Out of curiosity, what sort of salary does a first year analyst in debt get paid?
Like ~$50k as an underwriter
I am expecting 10% as an analyst for anREPE firmin the southeast.
People have delusions of grandeur when it comes to RE Analyst bonuses.
It's notIB。高工资/奖金后端,
you should expect 10-25%
This thread is depressing to read...
I know people in middle andback office jobsat banks who get 20%-30% in bonus. I was thinking 40% give or take would be reasonable.
How does this industry attract any talent whatsoever if you're paying people $55k all in?
High earnings potential and better job security (imo) Entrepreneurial (relative toIB/PE) Pretty darn good work life balance
I agree though thatCREcomp has gotten beaten down. The good companies will still pay well.
Because I couldn't imagine working 80+ hours on numberingpitch books thatno one will read the content of.
Because real estate allows to to be entrepreneurial down the road. You shouldn't be in the industry for a paycheck.
Commercial Real Estate Developer
I think you're missing the larger picture, RE careers happen anywhere, the majority of which are outside of the countries most expensive cities and have work hours like 9:30 to 6:00. WhereasIBhappens pretty much exclusively in the country's (or world's) most expensive cities.
These salary/bonus questions are silly without a fuck ton more context. A Dallas guy could be responding to an Orlando guy while theNYCfella trying to get into RE just jumped off a building reading that.
The fact of the matter is it comes down to simple supply and demand. There is a demand for X number of real estate analysts. There is a supply of 1000X willing to be real estate analysts. At a lot of short-sighted shops, that then cues a race to the bottom. There are a lot of short-sighted shops.
It doesn't. It attracts people who went to good schools on sports scholarships and majored in History.
Sr. acquisition analyst in Tampa and I'm at 65k + 20%. Tampa cost of living is low. If we beat budget, the company will usually go above the 20%.
It was low, but home prices went through the roof. I wish I had bought a CMU block home south of Gandy years ago or anything in Soho/Noho.
from my experience, if you're in a second tier/tertiary market it's 10% and your salary is $50k. If you're in a major market, it's ~$80k and a 30-50% bonus.
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