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SFU Experts available for Bank of Canada’s Interest Rate Announcement
The Bank of Canada is scheduled to make an announcement on the interest rate tomorrow (Wednesday, July 12) alongside its next full outlook for the economy and inflation. With many economists predicting the rate to increase by another 25-basis points and peak at five per cent, further impacts to the housing market are anticipated. SFU experts are available to speak on the impacts of rising costs.
AVAILABLE SFU EXPERTS
ANDRÉANNE DOYON, assistant professor, Resource and Environmental Planning Program,
andreanne_doyon@sfu.ca
Expertise: Urban planning, assumptions in costs related to sustainable housing, life cycle costs, risks for funders for sustainable housing.
Andréanne’s recently published book, A Transition to Sustainable Housing, provides a comprehensive discussion about sustainable housing performance and policy development and engages with sustainable housing developments across the world.
ANDY YAN, director, The City Program,
ayan@sfu.ca
Expertise: Urban planning and regeneration, neighbourhood development, applied demographics, transportation, Vancouver real estate
CONTACT
RAY SHARMA, SFU Communications and Marketing
ray_sharma@sfu.ca
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778.782.3210
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