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Doing some research on D/E shops and was interested if anyone has any insight on their Dallas D/E office. Don't know much about the firm in general either but I see their name come up a lot in various news sources. Would appreciate any insight. Thanks!
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Dallas office is the biggest office outside of Minneapolis. They have some really strong debt and jv equity brokers there like Jeff erxleben and Lauren bresky. Taylor snoddy is probably one of the best multi family IS brokers in the country. I would bet that the bench is not very deep after that group and their support staff, but overall good company, good corporate culture, good WLB, not top top pay but you can definitely do well.
Not top pay, as in compared to a similar group at a larger company like JLL, comp potential is lower?
I would think that the top performers at NorthMarq make as much as the top performers at any other capital markets shop(excl. Eastdil) but would guess the average is lower. NorthMarq is more middle market than JLL in Dallas for sure.
Interviewed with them multiple times years back. Please tell me that same HR woman (Maria?), is not still there or at least not the only line of communication.
Poor Maria acting as their only HR rep for the last 10 years
Interviewed one stint with them three times with two in person. She ghosted me after I followed up 4x. Fast forward a year later and I interviewed again…same story. Brutal to deal with and was also late for each initial screener phone call.
I interviewed with them for Chicago office last year, seemed like a good company with good culture. Know they are working on bringing more investment sales to their more established D / E business, and did so at their DC office this past December (think they poached a Walker & Dunlop team?). Can't give you much more pointed information as I'm sure culture is different dependent on office / region; will say that the guy who would've been my direct colleague on team has loved his time there.
Correct on DC
Any insight into comp for an investment analyst?
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