Affordable Housing Analyst for Newmark here - just over a year in and I’m very happy I stumbled into this career / industry. Was not my first choice but im loving it
Unless you're 100% sure that you want to live and work in Phoenix long-term, Chicago will very likely give you significantly more job options with big-name firms and you'll likely see significantly more transaction volume. If I were starting out and choosing between the two to maximize career opportunities, Chicago is what I'd choose. Good luck!
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I work in Affordable housing. In general the pay is lower but we have had an open director of asset management position available for 2 years now and I regularly see postings for director positions around the country and these tend to pay very well. maybe not the most but over $150k in a lot of areas
I just graduated from university. I am about to turn 22. Im still working full-time in an unrelated field. I didn't apply for jobs while I was in college because I was so busy. Am I doomed.? Breaking into CRE has been a lot harder than I thought it would be. I think I was over confident. What should I do?
Just starting my career as a leasing broker for Newmark- I’m already wanting to break into a Capital Markets role. What’re your thoughts on leasing and do you think it would be smart to make that switch? What can I do to prepare for that switch? Thanks!
Would you rather pick Los Angeles, New York, or South Florida as your career starting market. I am a new intern at a middle market firm here in LA and the market is not very good right now but I am hoping there will be an upside soon.
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For those of you watching with industry experience, any words of wisdom to share?
Affordable Housing Analyst for Newmark here - just over a year in and I’m very happy I stumbled into this career / industry. Was not my first choice but im loving it
I'm just finishing your crash course and can't wait to go strike out on my own!
Great to hear!
Thank you very much! It’s really helpful!
Thanks man. As always, super helpful.
Great advice 👍🏻
Anyone know how to estimate/forecast what vacancy would be at a future date when looking at CoStar vacancy against existing supply/under construction?
Newly licensed and found your information very helpful.
Thank you!
Do you think Chicago or Phoenix would be a better starting career spot
Unless you're 100% sure that you want to live and work in Phoenix long-term, Chicago will very likely give you significantly more job options with big-name firms and you'll likely see significantly more transaction volume. If I were starting out and choosing between the two to maximize career opportunities, Chicago is what I'd choose.
Good luck!
Do you think Charlotte or Miami-Fort Lauderdale is a better place to start out?
Very very different cultures- almost opposite sides of the spectrum. Definitely check them both out before deciding
Hey Break Into CRE, I watched your video and I must say it's really amazing and helpful.
Do you want to redesign/upgrade your website? I'll design a FREE website UI for your business. If you like it, then we can talk further.
I work in Affordable housing. In general the pay is lower but we have had an open director of asset management position available for 2 years now and I regularly see postings for director positions around the country and these tend to pay very well. maybe not the most but over $150k in a lot of areas
Will you try to go for this role soon?
Great content Justin ! can you make a video or provide some information about fund modelling and where can I learn it.
Great idea for a future video - thanks for posting!
I just graduated from university. I am about to turn 22. Im still working full-time in an unrelated field. I didn't apply for jobs while I was in college because I was so busy. Am I doomed.? Breaking into CRE has been a lot harder than I thought it would be. I think I was over confident. What should I do?
Just starting my career as a leasing broker for Newmark- I’m already wanting to break into a Capital Markets role. What’re your thoughts on leasing and do you think it would be smart to make that switch? What can I do to prepare for that switch? Thanks!
Would you rather pick Los Angeles, New York, or South Florida as your career starting market. I am a new intern at a middle market firm here in LA and the market is not very good right now but I am hoping there will be an upside soon.
What are your thoughts on CRE valuation and appraisal as a start. Goal is go on my own one day and invest for my self
Great info, I wouldn't show the name New York as buying real estate, there going belly up.
Graduate school for cre contacts... Lol