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Company Summary

  • AEW AEW
  • http://www.aew.com
  • Real Estate
  • 501-1000 employees
  • Boston, LA, Denver, Paris, London, Düsseldorf, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Germany

Company Overviews

Offering over 40 years of experience, AEW provides real estate investment management services to investors worldwide. Grounded in research and experienced in the complexities of the real estate and capital markets, AEW actively manages portfolios in both the public and private property markets and across the risk/return spectrum. AEW offers strategies that are available through customized, separately managed accounts and a variety of commingled investment funds.

For more information about AEW please see the Firm’s webpage, www.aew.com.

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Rating Reviews

Rating is calculated based on 3 reviews and is evolving.

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Senior Analyst
3.9
11 September 2026
Good learning environment in real estate investment
Pros: AEW provides a strong foundation in commercial real estate investment, offering exposure to diverse European markets and complex deal structures. The team environment is generally collaborative, and there's a genuine opportunity to learn from experienced professionals in the finance and real estate industry. The firm values a global outlook, which is enriching for anyone looking to build a career in this field.
Cons: The workload can be quite intense, often leading to long hours, particularly during busy periods or deal closings. While flexibility exists, managing work-life balance requires conscious effort. Some project management processes could be streamlined to improve efficiency. The office culture is professional but can sometimes feel a bit formal.
Advice to Management: Consider formalizing more mentorship programs and exploring ways to further optimize project workflows for better efficiency and work-life integration.
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Investment Analyst
3.3
11 January 2026
Flexibility is okay, but could be better
Pros: For an Investment Analyst, the hybrid work model is a good start. I appreciate being able to work remote a couple days a week. It helps manage personal appointments without using PTO, which is good for work-life balance in asset management.
Cons: There's still a strong push for onsite requirements at the Boston office. It's tough when you're in financial markets and need to be in early for market opens, but can't always work from home. True flexibility isn't fully baked into our daily routine for a corporate firm.
Advice to Management: Reconsider the strict onsite requirements for roles that don't absolutely need it daily. Trust your employees more with how they manage their time and work locations.
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Digital Content Producer
3.0
24 December 2025
Work-Life Balance Can Be a Real Challenge Here
Pros: You get to work with super passionate people in the sports entertainment industry, which is cool. As a Digital Content Producer, I learned a ton about fast-paced content creation for a big wrestling promotion. The team spirit is generally strong, which helps during busy periods.
Cons: Honestly, work-life balance isn't great. Expect long hours, especially around big events, and weekend work is pretty common. The hybrid work model sounds good, but the demand for being available makes it tough to truly disconnect in the Jacksonville office. It's a demanding corporate environment.
Advice to Management: Try to staff properly to avoid burnout, especially for the digital content and production teams. Real flexibility would really help with retention.
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