CBRE interview for research analyst position - Tips, tricks and advice
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[{"id": "i28cf09", "text": "Kind of vague, guess it depends on your experience level, but in general I would portray a passion for the industry and carry yourself with a high degree of professionalism. Show eagerness and excitement.", "replies": [{"id": "i28eucx", "text": "Thanks! I did add some information on experience in the original post.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "i28gmgu", "text": "From what I remember at my time at the big green, the research analyst positions pretty much pulled all the comps (sales and rental) for the producers (brokers and misc.).\n\nSo I would imagine that you should demonstrate:\n\n1. at LEAST a basic understanding of CRE valuation, so they can trust you know how how the comps that you're pulling will be applied (usually for market analysis or for part of a pitch deck convince a principal to transact). An important skill would be knowing which comps to include, and which comps to exclude.\n2. basic research skills. I think the software they used for comps was \"metropolis\" it was just a basic indexable search tool, pretty easy to navigate.\n\nThat's probably it. Also, don't be a weirdo and it probably helps to look polished enough.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]