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How To:

Use the ‘Map Search’ to Find Your Next Commercial Real Estate Job

The site includes ‘List Search’, ‘Map Search’, and ‘Advanced Search’ tools for helping you find the right real estate job for you.

  • Our ‘List Search’ is a basic search where you can search by job category, keyword, location, and type
  • All jobs are sorted first by Featured vs Standard Listings followed by when the job posting was added to our database
  • Expired, filled, and cancelled listings are hidden from the list
  • Sort by job category such as Acquisitions, Development, and Investment Advisory, by clicking the relevant category in the horizontal list at the top of the page
  • Sory by keyword by entering a word in the ‘Keyword…’ text box; if the word entered into the Keyword text box appears in the title or body of the job posting, the job will appear in the list
  • Sort by location by entering a city, state, or country in the ‘Location…” text box; think of the location search as a keyword search of only the location string – if the word (or portion of the word) entered in the Location text box appears in the title of the job location than the job will appear in the list (e.g. entering ‘San’; will show all locations with the word San such as San Diego and San Francisco)
  • Search by job type (Full-time, part-time, internship, and contractt) by checking the box that applies; leaving the boxes unchecked will show all job types
  • The search function is set to ‘Instant Search’ meaning the list updates as you type; no need to click a ‘Search’ button, the list updates automatically

Frequently Asked Questions about Using the Map Search for CRE Jobs

The Map Search allows users to visually browse commercial real estate job listings based on geographic location, helping candidates identify opportunities in specific areas more intuitively.

List Search uses filters like category, keyword, and location in a linear list format. Advanced Search offers more granular filters. Map Search, by contrast, lets you explore job listings interactively on a map interface.

Yes. Click a category (e.g., Acquisitions, Development, Investment Advisory) in the horizontal list at the top of the page to sort jobs by that specialty within the map interface.

Enter any word into the “Keyword…” text box. If that word appears in the job title or description, matching jobs will immediately appear in the list and on the map.

Location filtering works like a keyword search of the job’s location title. For example, entering “San” will return jobs in San Diego, San Francisco, and other places starting with “San.”

Yes. Check the box next to your desired job type (Full-time, Part-time, Internship, Contract). If no boxes are selected, all job types will be shown by default.

No. The system uses “Instant Search,” so results update automatically as you type or change filters—no need to click a search button.

No. Expired, filled, or cancelled job listings are automatically hidden from view to ensure only active opportunities are shown.