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Lots of Red Flags! - Anonymous employee Bowery Valuation Employee Review

2.0
13 Jul 2023
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

start up energy. enticing benefits

Cons

For anyone serious about growing an appraisal and/or commercial real estate career, beware. - None of the founders have MAIs nor are experienced professionals in this space. They are not professionals in the very space they are trying to "disrupt" - If you want to learn about commercial real estate and / or valuation. Go to an established firm. You'll also get paid more there (33.33 - 50% of job fees) and you'll get much better mentorship. - Many of the top MAIs and appraisers have left this company. - Bowery is great at raising money and burning through cash. As a result, they've gone through multiple layoffs (same-day layoffs). Although they claim to care about culture and its people, they do not. - Technology is decades behind the established firms. Nothing disruptive about their tech. - They work with some questionable clients who will pressure you on values. - Very difficult and unstable time for Prop-tech. Bowery will entice you with benefits and a salary, but do not have the structures, leadership, and processes in place to help you (nor the company) succeed.

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5.0
16 Dec 2025
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Pros

I've been a freelancer with Bowery for 6+ months now and as a recruiter it is really important to me that I recruit people into a company where I'm confident they will be treated well and this company has given me 100% confidence that that is the case.

Cons

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4.0
4 Nov 2025
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Pros

1. Amazing culture unlike most commercial real estate shops. You can really, truly be yourself here, and be treated like a human being instead of a cog in a wheel. 2. Industry-beating technology that every other CRE shop in the country has spent years and millions trying to replicate. 3. Data, data, data: we are passively databasing everything. Everything. We're databasing things that other firms aren't even tracking. 4. Blue sky: except for a few geos (NYC, SF, FL) there is room to grow everywhere, both from a personnel and client standpoint 5. Young, diverse staff: I've never worked somewhere with such a large, strong base of early career professionals (and many of them are non-white, non-male, which in this industry is hard)

Cons

1. Technological limitations restrict (somewhat) the type of work we can do 2. Client base leads to mostly assets from $1M-$10M (which is fine if that's what you like, but is pretty low level for a lot of experienced appraisers) 3. Somewhat of a disconnect between sales team and execution team 4. Non-corporate benefits: if you are accustomed to publicly traded companies' benefit packages, this will be an eye opener. Not a deal breaker, but certainly a meaningful data point.

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