I'm looking into switch my career to become a CRE Analyst.
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[{"id": "iin8c0w", "text": "Depends on the location. San Fran is hiring. So cal still has some job openings. \n\nYou don\u2019t really need a cre liscense for this, you just need excel and costar. \n\nThis is entry level brokerage research positions. I would get on that quick, market is slowing and hiring will dry up soon.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iinfs8g", "text": "Depends on location as already mentioned. Hone your excel skills, read up on terminology and Argus and you're set. Hiring is still going strong globally so switch while its hot.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iinp1uw", "text": "Hi I\u2019m a Data Analyst looking to switch to CRE Analyst in London in the upcoming months similarly. I\u2019ve some financial modelling experience, just finished first course from Justin (Break into CRE) and will be enrolling on A.CRE in the upcoming weeks.\n\nFeel free to DM me - I\u2019d be happy to exchange knowledge on how are we prepping for a career switch :)", "replies": [{"id": "iir02jc", "text": "how much did you pay for A.CRE? \n\nfor my break into cre... i think i paid like $140 ish for 5 classes (financial model, waterfall, and interview exam)", "replies": [{"id": "iir8wc0", "text": "Just a regular price, $600 (so about \u00a3500). I believe there is no way to get a discount unless you\u2019re part of a RE Club at a university.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iipt39n", "text": "Just curious, what is making you want to switch careers from IT to CRE?", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]