REPE Process
I haven't seen much content on the REPE process on WSO compared to the general PE process.
Was looking to gather info on when the process kicks off, how to best prep (doesn't look like REPE has a specific course to get through like Peak), any advice, etc.
Also differences between recruiting from RE IB vs. asset management
Based on the most helpful WSO content, the Real Estate Private Equity (REPE) recruiting process can indeed feel a bit opaque compared to the more structured paths seen in general private equity or investment banking. Here’s a breakdown to guide you through the REPE recruiting timeline, preparation strategies, and differences in recruiting from Real Estate Investment Banking (RE IB) versus Asset Management:
Recruiting Timeline:
Preparation Strategies:
Differences in Recruiting from RE IB vs. Asset Management:
In summary, breaking into REPE requires a blend of strong networking, solid technical skills, and a deep understanding of the real estate market. Tailor your preparation and focus based on your background, whether it's RE IB or asset management, to align with the specific demands of REPE roles.
Sources: REPE Megafund Asset Management Comp, RE Acquisitions Analyst-How to get in?, REPE vs REI, Private Equity Recruiting Process (From Banking), Brokerage vs REPE Asset Management
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