Full-Time
Real Estate Analyst
North America REIT
Bloomberg
10,001+ employees
Global financial data, news, analytics provider
Compensation Overview
$150k - $210k/yr
New York, NY, USA
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- At least 6 years of experience in equity research specializing in the North American Real Estate Investment Trusts sector.
- Experience interpreting financial statements and performing quantitative financial analysis.
- Knowledge of sophisticated finance and accounting concepts, practices, and procedures.
- Excellent verbal communication and presentation skills.
- Ability and willingness to integrate generative artificial intelligence and automation to improve research efficiency, quality, and data-driven analysis.
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to prioritize multiple projects.
- A bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
- Create research on a regular basis using knowledge of the Real Estate sector.
- Monitor and interpret major company developments and identify macro themes and trends affecting the industries.
- Manage the earnings cycle, including previews and reviews, and maintain earnings models fueled by live Bloomberg data.
- Publish thematic content and collaborative reports with the team and other global analysts and strategists in Bloomberg Intelligence.
- Engage regularly with clients, industry and market professionals, investor relations personnel, and senior management at target companies.
- Work with Global Data teams to ensure data completeness and quality control for existing and new datasets of target companies.
- Develop and manage relationships with internal stakeholders, including News, Research, Sales, and Product.
- CFA designation, MBA degree, or graduate educational experience.
- Experience using Python and visualization tools such as Power BI, Tableau, or Qlik Sense.
- Previous work experience with the Bloomberg Terminal.
- Ability to work as a self-starter, independent thinker, and collaborative team player.
Bloomberg provides financial data, news, and analysis to help professionals make informed decisions and operate more transparently and efficiently. Its products deliver trusted information and insights through technology platforms that connect global financial communities, enable collaboration, and support decision-making. The company differentiates itself by offering broad, reliable data and news across markets, strong customer focus, and a culture that emphasizes collaboration, broad perspective, and doing the right thing for clients, people, and communities. Bloomberg’s goal is to improve market transparency and efficiency by delivering accurate information and tools that empower customers to act confidently and ethically.
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10,001+
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Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1981
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- Bloomberg acquired Canoe on July 29, 2026, accelerating private-markets intelligence coverage.
- Vault launched AI insider-dealing and personal-trading surveillance on August 5, 2026.
- New hires like Andrew Ackerman and Lizeth Beltran strengthen Fed and business coverage.
What critics are saying
- LSEG Workspace and FactSet undercut Bloomberg on price while matching core analytics.
- Conor Sen left Bloomberg Opinion for Substack on August 10, 2026, exposing talent leakage.
- Canoe’s integration risk is huge; expensive private-markets expansion can distract from Terminal retention.
What makes Bloomberg unique
- Bloomberg combines Terminal data, newsroom speed, and compliance software in one workflow.
- Its July 2026 Canoe deal unifies private-markets data with public-markets portfolio views.
- Bloomberg’s 36 Australia indices show it still shapes benchmarks, not just consumes them.
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↑ 6%Bloomberg hires Beltran as global business editor. August 19, 2026. Posted by chris roush. Lizeth Beltran has been hired by Bloomberg News as a global business editor. She has been with The Wall Street Journal as a news editor since 2021 working on health and science coverage. Beltran previously was associate editor at Crain's New York Business, where she assisted in the planning, assigning, and editing of daily stories for the website and newsletters. She also drives digital initiatives and oversees all aspects of web production. Prior to joining Crain's, Lizeth covered breaking news and politics on the video desk at The Daily Beast. She also worked at NBC News, where she assisted in the production of short documentaries and helped launch new verticals. Beltran holds a master's degree from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism in business and economics reporting, with a specialization in video journalism.
Bloomberg hires Xiao to cover private structured finance. August 17, 2026. Posted by chris roush. Bloomberg News has hired Menghan Xiao as a reporter covering private markets and structured finance. Xiao has been a senior reporter at Risk.net covering financial regulation and bank risk management since April 2023. Xiao holds a B.A. in Economics from Mount Holyoke College and a M.S. in journalism from Northwestern University.
Sen departs Bloomberg Opinion, starts Substack newsletter. August 10, 2026. Posted by chris roush. Conor Sen, a Bloomberg Opinion columnist for the past 10 years, has left and started "Housing Frame," a Substack where he'll be analyzing the economy through a housing lens. "This journey around the country, formative experience with the mortgage market during its crisis, and years of writing about housing and the economy for Bloomberg Opinion have now led me to launch the Housing Frame," he wrote on his Substack. "Housing is people, it's places, it's feelings, it's data, and it's numbers in a spreadsheet - everything matters." Sen is also the founder and CEO of Peachtree Creek Investments. He is a graduate of Harvey Mudd College.
Evans and Partners uplifts MDA offering. The latest issue of Financial Standard now available as an e-newspaper Investment | / | / | / | / | Evans and Partners uplifts MDA offering BY KARREN VERGARA | MONDAY, 10 AUG 2026 12:21PM Evans and Partners chose Bloomberg's buy-side technology solution to expand its active bond managed discretionary account (MDA) offering. The wealth management firm, part of E&P Financial Group, will implement Bloomberg AIM as its order and investment management system, alongside AIM Compliance and Bloomberg's Post-Trade Solutions platform. The technology upgrade is designed to streamline portfolio construction, compliance monitoring, order management, execution and post-trade processing across Evans and Partners' fixed income MDA portfolios. MDAs allow portfolio managers to actively manage investments on behalf of clients within an agreed investment mandate and have become increasingly popular among advisers seeking scalable portfolio management solutions. Evans and Partners head of fixed income James O'Hare said: "Bloomberg gives us the institutional-grade technology needed to support the growth of our Active Bond MDA workflow and their suite of front-to-back solutions for the buy-side will help us improve operational efficiency, strengthen oversight and continue to enhance the fixed income solutions we provide to advisers and clients." Evans and Partners oversees around $35 billion in funds under advice. Bloomberg head of Australia and New Zealand Ben Pool said demand for managed accounts continued to increase as advisers looked for more efficient ways to deliver sophisticated investment strategies. "We are seeing continued growth in Australia's managed account market, driven by demand for sophisticated income-focused investment strategies and more efficient adviser workflows," Pool said. The announcement follows Bloomberg's launch earlier this year of its Australia Domestic Equity Indices, which include 36 benchmarks designed to provide investors with broad and investable exposure to the Australian share market for benchmarking, asset allocation and investment product development. The indices cover traditional growth and value style indices, factor index strategies, ESG strategies and other thematics. Flagship equity benchmarks include the World, Developed Markets and Emerging Markets Large & Mid Cap Indices, as well as the Bloomberg 500 (B500) Index. Read more: Bloomberg, Ben Pool, E&P Financial Group, James O'Hare VIEW COMMENTS Related News | | | TA Associates sells Russell Investments | | | | AMP new boss overhauls executive team | | | | Five promoted at Frontier Advisors | | | | Rumours swirl around Perpetual's wealth business sale | | | | Underperforming managers in China could see pay halved | | | | CSLR levy pain could hit $123m: FAAA | | | | Bitcoin returns 147%, outshines bull market | | | | ASX bleeds $41bn from delistings | | | | M&A and IPO the 'gamechangers' for 2025: Expert | | | | Federal Court quashes case against ex-Dixon Advisory director Editor's choice. Voting for Australia's most influential financial advisers in the 2026 Financial Standard Power50 is now open, with 122 advisers shortlisted for the annual ranking. Financial advice practices are serving more clients, charging higher fees and reporting record levels of satisfaction with their licensees, despite the weight of compliance, according to CoreData. Superhero has joined forces with Robinhood's cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp to enter the digital assets market. The Life CCC has laid out its priorities for the current financial year, including providing the necessary support required for the upcoming implementation of the revised Life Code. Videos. Further Reading
Pointed! Bloomberg's innovative quiz targets risk-takers. Bloomberg introduces 'Pointed,' a fresh take on the traditional news quiz that challenges players not only on their knowledge but also on their confidence in... Eulerpool News Agency US78468R6633 A new dimension to news engagement. Bloomberg's latest offering, 'Pointed,' is a strategic innovation in the world of news quizzes, designed specifically for risk-takers and informed investors. By combining knowledge with self-assessment, this format encourages participants to not only recall facts but also gauge their confidence in those facts, effectively mirroring the decision-making processes faced by investors in volatile markets. Empowering investors through engagement. For entrepreneurial investors, understanding market dynamics and having the confidence to act on insights is crucial. 'Pointed' serves as a unique tool for honing these skills, allowing users to engage with current events while simultaneously assessing their own risk tolerance. This gamified approach to news consumption may foster a more informed and confident investor class, ultimately driving shareholder value creation in the long run. The broader impact on financial literacy. As financial literacy becomes increasingly essential in today's fast-paced economy, initiatives like 'Pointed' can play a pivotal role in bridging the knowledge gap among investors. By making news consumption interactive and engaging, Bloomberg not only entertains but also empowers its audience to make informed decisions in the capital markets, enhancing competitiveness and innovation across sectors. Get this data via API Programmatic access to financial news, fundamentals, and market data