Welcome to Toronto Under Construction, a residential real estate podcast hosted by Bullpen Consulting’s Ben Myers and co-hosted by Cameron Stephens’ Steve Cameron. This monthly podcast will dive into the nitty-gritty of Toronto Real Estate, with a specific focus on housing policy and economics. @BenMyers29 @THEONESTEVIEC
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessInvesting |
Episode 64 of the Toronto Under Construction welcomes Nick Ainis from Fusioncorp, Marlon Bray from Altus Group and Shane Kennedy from Atria Development to discuss construction and costs in the GTA Real Estate industry with analysis on different asset... more
Episode 63 of the Toronto Under Construction welcomes Lauren White from CBRE, Todd Cullen from Fieldgate Properties, Max Goyzman from Peakhill Capital to discuss Land development, financing and the outlook for multiple real estate asset classes in th... more
Episode 62 of the Toronto Under Construction podcast explores financing, debt, equity and the mortgage market in the greater Toronto area with special guests Jeff Wagner from Marcus & Millichap Capital Corporation, Brian Dorr from Dorr Capital & ReaA... more
Episode 61 of the Toronto Under Construction podcast dives into the current state of the new condo market in Toronto and explores the predictions for 2024. Guests Pauline Lierman from Zonda Urban, Anson Kwok from Pinnacle International and Andrew Cot... more
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I love the contents and how the show helps real estate investors gain more knowledge especially in this time of crisis. Keep publishing more shows!
Unparalleled insight and access to the titans of the Toronto development sector. Highly informative and entertaining. Congrats Ben and Cameron
It’s hard to get a lot of uncommon knowledge in the development industry. These two guys dive into the nitty gritty of the Toronto real estate development scene and it’s highly informative even if Steve sounds like he’s drinking sometimes, he’s very entertaining.
Guys. I have always had an appeal to real estate development. My family has built custom homes for years and the idea of major development has always been something of an unknown. These podcasts have really educated me with knowledgeable guest and relevant topics. I wish you guys had a course for newbies. MG
This podcast has a ton of relevant content for anyone looking for more information on the Toronto Real Estate industry. Great guests with tons of insight and background in the industry. Would love more, weekly episodes!
Apple Podcasts | #157 | Canada/Business/Investing |
Apple Podcasts | #94 | Colombia/Business/Investing |
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