Favorite Parts Of Being An Acquisitions Analyst At Intercontinental Real Estate
Anthony enjoys the "variety" in the Acquisitions Analyst role at Intercontinental Real Estate Corp, citing the diverse asset classes (multifamily, industrial, retail) and the need to understand the global economic environment. This, coupled with the "relationship-driven business" aspect and the opportunity to interact with various people and perspectives, makes the position stimulating and rewarding.
Financial Analysis, Real Estate, Asset Management, Interpersonal Skills, Economic Awareness
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Anthony Marquez
Acquisitions Analyst
Intercontinental Real Estate Corp
University of Arizona, 2021
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Finance (Banking, Fintech, Investing), Real Estate
Real Estate
Took Out Loans, Greek Life Member
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1. Variety of asset classes and constant learning: The role involves analyzing various assets like multifamily, industrial, and retail, providing diverse learning opportunities.
2. Exposure to global finance and economic factors: The analyst needs to stay updated on global financial trends, which impacts investment decisions. This aspect is stimulating for professionals interested in finance and economics.
3. Relationship-driven business with strong people interaction: The role emphasizes building relationships with people from diverse backgrounds, and understanding their perspectives on deals and market strategies. This aspect highlights the importance of communication and interpersonal skills in the field.
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What do you enjoy most about being in your current role?
I think I really enjoy the variety that comes with this position. As I mentioned before, we're working on different types of assets, so you'd be looking at a multifamily, like an apartment deal, differently than you'd be looking at an industrial deal or a retail deal.
I think just being able to learn and get exposure to all these different asset classes has been really interesting. Also, as I've mentioned before, it's not only keeping up with the analysis of a single asset, but also keeping up with what's going on financially, even globally, with the current economic environment.
That all plays a role in what you're investing in individually as well. I think that's pretty stimulating for me, and I have an interest in that, so that's what I've enjoyed so far.
But I also like the relationship and people aspect of this role and this industry in general. It's a very relationship-driven business.
Being able to talk to people and hear where they're coming from and different backgrounds, how they're looking at a deal or how they're looking at a market or strategy, is pretty interesting. I like talking to people, so I think that's a plus too.
Those are some things that have drawn me and kept me in this position.