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Regionomics offers expertise in econometric modelling of
the spatial distribution of property values within a metropolitan area.
This includes developing econometric models of housing starts (supply)
within a metropolitan area.
 | Dr. Haider's paper on what determines the price
of housing could be obtained
HERE. |
| Dr. Haider's paper on the behavioural
decision-making of homebuilders could be obtained
HERE.
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Projects in real estate/housing analysis include:
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Consultant to CMHC to model travel
behaviour and activity patterns in 8 new urbanist and traditional
neighbourhoods in Canada (2006-07). |
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Consultant to Infrastructure Canada to
identify innovative finance strategies to promote smart growth
(2007). |
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Consultant to CMHC to develop a system
dynamics model to identify policy alternatives that promote smart
growth (2007-08). |
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Consultant to CMHC to review Computable
General Equilibrium models for housing policy analysis (2003-05). |
3-D Visualisation of Price Maps
The following four maps present an overview of how Geographic Information
Systems (GIS) can be integrated into real estate finance. The spatial
attributes of a property play an intrinsic role in determining its
rent/value. Geo-spatial databases and spatial modelling can significantly
enhance our ability to study, model, and display real estate dynamics.
A 3-D Map of Spatial Distribution
of Freehold Properties Sold in 1996 in Toronto.
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3-D Map of Spatial Distribution
of Freehold Properties Sold in 1996 in the GTA.
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Gray-Scale 3-D Map of Spatial
Distribution of Freehold Properties Sold in 1996 in the GTA.
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3-D Map of Spatial Distribution of
Freehold Properties Sold in 1996 in the GTA with super-imposed CT
boundaries.
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