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 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
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.
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!
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?
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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