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How to Use Data to Make Better Home Buying Decisions
Avoiding the GTA neighbourhoods where prices are likely to fall further
Today's home buyer has access to far more information today than previous buyers ever had. But how do we use this information to make smarter real estate decisions? How can data and information technology help us:
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Avoid the GTA neighbourhoods where prices are likely to fall further
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Decide which neighbourhoods are a safer bet in a slowing market
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Determine which condos are a bad investment
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Find hidden issues with houses - before you buy.
This talk will highlight some of the key insights from leading real estate economists and will translate these concepts into real life examples showing you how you can use the latest research and data to see what other home buyers can't.
Bring your questions!
Note: Parking is available on Queen street, Jones and on the side streets.
Organizer John Pasalis
Organizer of How to Use Data to Make Better Home Buying Decisions
John Pasalis is the Founder and President of Realosophy, a Toronto real estate brokerage which uses data analysis to advise residential real estate buyers, sellers and investors. A noted industry innovator, Realosophy is a MaRS sponsored company.
A specialist in real estate data analysis, John’s research focuses on unlocking underlying trends in the Toronto and Greater Toronto Area real estate market and is widely followed on the Move Smartly blog (movesmartly.com).
A frequent commentator on the Toronto housing market and real estate consumer and industry issues, John has contributed to the Globe and Mail, CBC, BNN, TVO’s The Agenda, Toronto Life Magazine and other media, government and industry organizations. He most recently advised the Government of Dubai on international best practices for the real estate sector and was cited in the Bank of Canada's latest Financial System Review.
