2028 Strategic Advisory: Real Estate Summer Analyst Program – New York

About the role

Evercore’s New York Real Estate Strategic Advisory Summer Analyst Program is a 10-week internship for undergraduates graduating December 2028 through June 2029. Analysts support investment banking assignments for real estate companies, sponsors, and investors, gaining experience in M&A, financing, restructuring, modeling, industry analysis, due diligence, and client preparation.

Role and Team

• Join Evercore’s Real Estate Strategic Advisory group in New York as a Summer Analyst.
• Support advisory and capital-raising assignments for real estate companies, sponsors, and institutional investors.
• Work in a boutique environment while contributing to multiple projects concurrently.

Responsibilities

• Prepare materials for client meetings and support business development activities.
• Build financial models and conduct industry analysis and due diligence.
• Work on M&A, continuation vehicles, recapitalizations, restructurings, divestitures, joint ventures, and capital raises.
• Evaluate strategic alternatives, mergers and acquisitions, and complex financing execution assignments.

Program Details

• Participate in a 10-week intensive summer analyst program.
• Learn on the job through exposure to varied investment banking mandates and assignments.

Requirements

• Pursue an undergraduate degree with graduation expected between December 2028 and June 2029.
• Demonstrate superior analytical skills and excellence in academic coursework.
• Have outstanding written and oral communication skills and a strong academic record.
• Show specific interest in real estate and the ability to think critically about strategic issues.
• Be enthusiastic, outgoing, achievement-oriented, flexible, and committed to working hard.
• Demonstrate the ability to manage several projects concurrently.

Application Information

• Applications open September 9, 2026, and close November 15, 2026.
• Applications are not reviewed on a rolling basis and may be submitted anytime during the window.
• Students may submit a maximum of two applications; withdrawn applications still count toward the limit.