- Real Life Analyst Case Study adapted from case studies at actual real estate firms
- Case focuses on the acquisition of a hypothetical apartment building in the San Francisco Bay Area
- Case has two sections: Section 1 tests your model building / knowledge of real estate return metrics and Section 2 tests your analytical/critical thinking around an investment decision
- The answer key includes both a completed acquisition model in Excel(with some extra modeling tips) and a written answer key with suggested answers
- After completing this case you’ll be very well prepared for any case study that is part of your interview process!
41-page technical interview guide, learn to: Demonstrate fluency with each major sector and their core strengths and weaknesses Thoroughly explain the relationship between cap rates and risk Quickly compare and contrast two investment opportunities regardless of sector or geography Manipulate accounting and financial metrics common in real estate private equity Convincingly highlight the merits of […]
The UK Analyst Case Study is adapted from an actual deal reviewed by UK-based real estate private equity firm The case focuses on the redevelopment of a prime office building in London, using UK real estate modeling conventions, which vary from US modeling norms The case has two sections: Section 1 tests your ability to […]
10-page Mental Math Guide with 20 real estate finance questions that are commonly asked in technical interviews for real estate firms Detailed explanations that show you how to approach these questions and explain the underlying concepts Supplement to our Technical Interview Guide, which covers real estate interview questions more broadly Material includes unlevered and levered […]
Nine sector guides (5-10 pages each): covering the following sectors — Industrial, Single-Family Rental, Data Centers, Self Storage, Office, Hotel, Retail, Multifamily, and Net Lease One 20-page summary piece: get up to speed quickly with our quick-to-digest guide highlighting the key elements of each sector and the “most important chart” for each sector Comp sheet: […]
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