Does capital markets for a large company like cbre pay well in dallas/Fort Worth area /is Dallas a good market for CRE or is it worth moving
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[{"id": "hmsk2x5", "text": "Dallas is the hottest market in the country right now - it\u2019s on fire. Capital markets pays really well if you\u2019re good at it, I have a relative that is in conduit debt originations in early 30s who probably makes $1mm / year. Capital markets in brokerage can also be debt or sales - big difference for roles. I\u2019d tend towards debt side personally if I were going that route, there\u2019s always a need for refinancing even in a recession, and I think debt is more interesting but that\u2019s just me. \n\nThe flip side is that if you can\u2019t build a book / aren\u2019t good at it building relationships once you need to spread your wings at a CBRE and they take you off base+bonus and put you on commission you might be in for a bad time.", "replies": [{"id": "hoq1ood", "text": "What is the typical commission split at firms like JLL/CBRE for director or senior director level positions on capital markets teams?", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hmyexur", "text": "I consider Dallas one of the most prominent cities for the CRE industry.  There a many big developers, CRE lenders, and asset management firms all located in the DFW area.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]