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Guest Speaker: Murtaza Haider
Associate Professor, Ted Rogers School of Management, Ryerson University in Toronto , Director of consulting firm, Regionomics Inc. and a regular contributor to the Huffington Post.

His Insights:
• What the Toronto market can learn from other cities around the world with respect to housing
• Are our city officials are doing enough to increase the housing supply through permits and innovative thinking like condos in houses & laneway housing?
• Is the city doing enough to ensure our infrastructure can keep up with the pace of condo development in the 416 with respect to transit & sewers?
• Murtaza's advice for first-time home buyers
• Purchasing now before prices get too high vs. waiting for reprieve in the market
• How that will ease the housing supply in Toronto
• Should developers be able to build taller buildings in order to meet the housing demands we face in Toronto?
• What city officials should be doing to build better transit for people making decisions based on transit infrastructure.
• Where the transit should go
Guest Speaker: Murtaza Haider Associate Professor, Ted Rogers School of Management, Ryerson University in Toronto , Director of consulting firm, Regionomics Inc. and a regular contributor to the Huffington Post. His Insights: • What the Toronto market can learn from other cities around the world with respect to housing • Are our city officials are doing enough to increase the housing supply through permits and innovative thinking like condos in houses & laneway housing? • Is the city doing enough to ensure our infrastructure can keep up with the pace of condo development in the 416 with respect to transit & sewers? • Murtaza's advice for first-time home buyers • Purchasing now before prices get too high vs. waiting for reprieve in the market • How that will ease the housing supply in Toronto • Should developers be able to build taller buildings in order to meet the housing demands we face in Toronto? • What city officials should be doing to build better transit for people making decisions based on transit infrastructure. • Where the transit should go read more read less

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