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NEWPORT BEACH, CA—Today’s employees are more interested in compensation and benefits packages than in workplace amenities and perks, RETS Associates principal Kent Elliott tells GlobeSt.com exclusively. We spoke with Elliott…
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. – December 5, 2014 – RETS Associates, a leading national real estate recruiting firm, today announced new findings from its inaugural Millennials in Real Estate Survey that…
From Mission Bay to the Central Subway to Hunters Point to Parkmerced, every inch of The City appears to be getting a makeover. After years of stagnant growth during the…
First-of-its-kind Survey for Real Estate Indicates 71 Percent of Millennials Actively Searching for a New Position, Despite 60 Percent Claiming to be Satisfied with Job NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. –…
NEWPORT BEACH, CA—When recruiting executive management in real estate, the process can take months if not handled properly. These types of delays can cost companies time and productivity as well…
Millennials job search even when they’re satisfied with their current position, a study shows. IRVINE, CA—A recent study by commercial real estate executive-search firm RETS Associates shows that young candidates…
By Kent Elliott, RETS Associates With the market improving, developers, owners and operators have new found capital, opening opportunities for ground-up development and repositioning of multifamily properties. This boost in…
RETS Associates recently completed a survey of 270 financial analysts across the U.S. in the commercial real estate industry. The data compiled from this survey coupled with the 50 financial analyst searches handled by RETS over the past 12 months has provided RETS with keen insights into this segment of the industry.
As the overall health of the real estate industry continues to improve and reach levels that have not been realized since 2008, employers continue to hire financial analysts in droves. For the 12-month period ending in July 2014, RETS has seen an 80% increase in the number of financial analyst searches handled compared to 2012. The financial analyst segment is a great entry point into commercial real estate and the growth in demand for these professionals bodes well for the industry.
Real estate companies are stepping up their hiring of financial analysts amid a surge in property trades. That’s good news for young professionals with limited experience, since financial-analyst posts are…
