Podcasts about andrey pavlov

Andrey Pavlov, professor of finance at the Beedie School of Business at Simon Fraser University

It is time to take stock. We are more than halfway through 2024 and this year's real estate market has been a doozy. We have seen sales volumes well below historical norms, a surprising spike in inventory, a number of new impactful housing policy measures & now a BoC second rate cut with signs of more to come.But what does this all mean for the future of Vancouver real estate? SFU Beedie School of Business Professor Andrey Pavlov has a few ideas & he doesn't mince words. Andrey sits down with Adam & Matt this week for a wide ranging conversation that tackles the hot topics impacting today's housing market. Where are we in the real estate market cycle? Why so much inventory & why now? And has government regulation finally (& potentially permanently!) curbed demand in real estate investing in the region. Sound the alarm!

This is a debate you will not hear anywhere else! Two of Vancouver real estate's most respected thought leaders are in the same room... and they're joined by Prof. Tom Davidoff and Prof. Andrey Pavlov. We kid, we kid. But seriously, it's not often that we get to sit down with this level of dialogue while two leading professors debate the merits and shortcomings of our real estate market. We can all agree on one thing: these two don't agree on much! How can we fix Vancouver real estate? Is the bottom in? And where does the market go from here? This episode has more jabs than a Sonny Liston fight. Ding, ding, ding!

What would it look like if we completely eliminated the private sector from our rental housing industry and replaced them solely with social housing, like the prefabricated panel buildings  (also known as panelkis) of Bulgaria's Communist era? On this week's episode of the Sync or  Swim Podcast, we focus on the Canadian rental housing industry. Our guest today is Peter  Shawn Taylor, the Senior Features Editor at the C2C Journal. He's here today to discuss his most recent article, titled, ‘Marxism Won't Solve Canada's Rental Housing Crisis — Despite  What Ottawa Thinks,' a piece that grabbed the attention of many players in the Canadian rental housing industry. We dive into an engaging discussion with Peter and gain his insights into the current rental housing crisis being faced in Canada. He talks us through the newly formed  Canadian Federal Housing Advocate role, what the financialization of housing means, and different tensions surrounding the root cause and the solution to the housing crisis. If you're interested in learning more about what's happening in the rental housing industry and how the crisis is being navigated, this episode is for you. You can also follow the link to read Peter's article in the C2C Journal. Don't miss out, tune in now!  Key Points From This Episode:   Who is Peter Shawn Taylor and what led him to write this compelling article.  What the Canadian Federal Housing Advocate, Marie-Josée Houle, and her office have been  tasked with.  Financialization of Housing; what this means, according to Peter.  Peter's belief on the root cause of the rental housing crisis in Canada.  His “solution” to the housing crisis.  How the recommendations could essentially eliminate the private sector from participating in the rental housing market.  We discuss Andrey Pavlov and why social housing isn't the solution for Canada.  Why REITs and other private investors offer better housing options versus Mom and Pop run operations.   What role the government should play in addressing the current rental housing crisis.  A look at other countries and the solutions they've implemented; could they work for  Canada?  Where listeners can keep up-to-date on what's happening in Ottawa.    Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:   Peter Taylor on LinkedIn  C2C Journal  Peter's Article  The Financialization of Housing in Canada: Project Summary Report  The Uneven Racialized Impacts of Financialization  National Housing Council  Rentsync  Sync or Swim Podcast  If you liked this episode, be sure to rate, review, and subscribe or follow Sync or Swim wherever you get your podcasts, Apple, Google Podcasts, or Spotify.

We are expecting a fall economic update from finance minister Chrystia Freeland this Thursday. What would you like to see from the federal government? And how should they tackle inflation? Professor of finance Andrey Pavlov joins us. And in our second half, what advice would you give to a younger you starting out in the work world? Our guest is Amy Robichaud, the executive director of Dress for Success Vancouver, a charity that works to empower women to find good jobs and career success.

Canadians across the country are paying more for almost everything — and it's starting to add up. We hear from some Canadians making ends meet, and discuss what our leaders say they are doing to help with economist and Atkinson Fellow Armine Yalnizyan; and Andrey Pavlov, a finance professor at Simon Fraser University.

Only nine weeks ago, creative agency Banda was cracking on with agency work, from the sanctity of their Kyiv-based studio. Sadly, all that has changed when the country was invaded by Russia sparking a brutal and devastating war.Campaign's Imogen Watson and Arvind Hickman catch up with Banda co-owner Yaroslav Serdiuk and digital director Andrey Pavlov to discuss how their lives have changed, the challenges of running an agency during conflict and the powerful campaigns they have created that have raised spirits and rallied a ‘brave' nation in its battle against Russia.Banda is looking for more work to keep their teams busy while Ukraine's economy is largely closed. If you have any projects for the agency to dig into, please email: newbusiness@heybanda.com. To support the effort in Ukraine, please visit standwithukraine.super.site. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Bank of Canada just hiked the benchmark interest rate to 1% at a time with runaway inflation and a softening national housing market. But what does all this mean for prices and Vancouver real estate? This week, Andrey Pavlov, Professor of Finance & Real Estate at SFU's Beedie School of Business, sits down with Matt & Adam to break down the key metrics to follow in these uncertain times. Will increasing mortgage payments force owners to sell? Are we heading recession? And what happens in the Vancouver real estate market in the next 1, 3 & 5 years? This is a great one!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Dr Andrey Pavlov, SFU professor in finance

The Vancouver real estate market has been 'en fuego', but the verdict is still out on the balance of 2021 with early signs of potential cooling. Past guest, Finance Professor Andrey Pavlov, sits down with Matt & Adam to parse this unique moment in our real estate market and discuss the Canadian economy at large. What does excessive government stimulus mean for inflation, interest rates, and the housing market? What are the biggest risks facing real estate prices? And where would Andrey Pavlov invest your money in this current climate? You requested more time with Professor Pavlov and who are we to turn you down. Back by popular demand - buckle up for the roaring twenties! 

Is this just more bureaucratic BS for the homeowner? Or will this have any actual impact on the housing market? We talk to Andrey Pavlov, Professor of Finance at the Beedie School of Business at Simon Fraser University  

Today's highlights:  Aggressive Andrew Wilkinson The BC Liberal leader is coming out swinging as his campaign continues today. The latest piece? Getting rid of the PST for year one of his leadership.  Housing relief incoming?  Federal Minister Ahmed Hussen seemed to suggest that housing relief would be coming for the younger population in Canada who are all but exempt because of the high cost. We chat with the Minister.  Mask fight A fight broke out on a Surrey bus because of a man not wearing a mask, and a suggestion to wear one by another passenger.    NAVIGATE THE PODCAST, NAVIGATE WHATEVER:  Chapter 1 BC Liberal's make a huge promise, will it pay off? Cutting the PST in the first year of leadership. This would save families a lot of money. Will this alone be enough to put them in power though?  Chapter 2 EYE ON OTTAWA: Bye CERB CERB is ending on Saturday, and many are still wondering if the Federal alternative will be enough to keep them afloat. We chat with Tom Korksi, Managing Editor of Blacklocks Reporter. Chapter 3 Housing promises, will the next generation ever be able to afford it?  Housing in Canada, especially here on the west coast, is always a hot topic. Federal Minister Ahmed Hussen seemed to suggest relief is on the way for many. We ask him about it. Chapter 4 Strathcona woes continue And a protest is going to happen tomorrow in response to all the turmoil and stress in that community.  We chat with Jamie Maclaren who is organising tomorrow's protest Chapter 5 Ready for a major property tax hike? Well you don't really have a choice. We chat about it with Dr. Andrey Pavlov,  StepUp Volunteer, SFU Economist and Professor of Finance & Real Estate  Chapter 6 Speaking to the father of a current addict  Imagine being in this father's shoes. Having a child who is struggling with addiction, falling between wanting treatment, and wanting drugs. Chapter 7 Mask fight on Surrey Transit Lesson is don't give someone not wearing a mask, a mask.  ___________   Remember to wash your hands, practice physical distancing, and stay home at all costs if you are sick. We're not out of the woods yet!    The Lynda Steele Full Show podcast includes all the individual segments that can be found on the Lynda Steele Show page, digitally stitched together for your convenience.    Listen live online at globalnews.ca/radio/cknw/ 3-6 PM!

Well you don't really have a choice. We chat about it with Dr. Andrey Pavlov,  StepUp Volunteer, SFU Economist and Professor of Finance & Real Estate 

Where is the Vancouver real estate market heading for the balance of 2020 and beyond? The answer might surprise you!  Professor of Finance & Vancouver real estate thought-leader, Andrey Pavlov, is back and just in time for the last quarter of 2020. In contrast to dire CMHC predictions, Andrey outlines a very different vision of the next few years in our marketplace. Where are prices going? What are the biggest risks to Vancouver real estate? And should you buy now or wait? We tackle all of these questions and more. Don't make any buying or selling decisions without listening to this first! 

CBC reporter Bob Keating runs us through flooding in the B.C. Interior. Beedie School of Business finance professor Andrey Pavlov discusses the B.C. minimum wage increase. Markiel Simpson of the BC Community Alliance, and Hogan's Alley Society co-chair June Francis discuss anti-police brutality protests after the deaths of George Floyd and Regis Korchinski-Paquet.

Edmonton-based microbiologist Jason Tetro, SFU finance professor Andrey Pavlov, and UBC medical professor Dr. Srinivas Murthy weigh in on the federal government's measures to ban most non-Canadian visitors and to receive international flights by four airports only, as well as on the latest three coronavirus-caused death cases in British Columbia.

On BIV Today... SFU finance professor Andrey Pavlov discusses the stock market plunge and global economic uncertainty brought on by COVID-19 and price wars over oil. Tyler Orton hosts, see more at https://biv.com/

Join us Wednesday, January 15th at 7pm (PST) at Vancouver Real Estate Podcast on Youtube for Vancouver Real Estate Live! Our guest will be Andrey Pavlov, Professor of Finance at the SFU Beedie School of Business. See you there!

2020 is HERE! So, who better than SFU's Professor of Finance at Beedie School of Business, Andrey Pavlov, to join Adam & Matt to not only dissect the year that's passed but also inform the year ahead! Where's the market going? What mistakes have we made along the way? And what's posing the biggest threat to our market and affordability? Trust us, this is a no-holds barred account of government, policy, money, and everything in between. We sift out all the gold nuggets this market has to offer and you’re going to love it. You spoke, we heard, and this is the content the VREP community wants! Download and share this gem today! 

Andrey Pavlov, real estate finance professor at Simon Fraser University, joins host Emily Jackson to talk about what’s really driving British Columbia’s sky-high housing prices: money laundering or constraints on new supply?

Andrey Pavlov, real estate finance professor at Simon Fraser University, joins host Emily Jackson to talk about what’s really driving British Columbia’s sky-high housing prices: money laundering or constraints on new supply?

Josh Gordon and Andrey Pavlov join host Stuart McNish to debate whether the speculation and vacancy tax is working as intended or if the tax is punishing British Columbians. 

Beedie School of Business professor Andrey Pavlov and lawyer Wes Mussio join host Stuart McNish to discuss the new British Columbia real estate speculation and vacancy tax.

Ep 200 Andrey Pavlov Vancouver’s Out of Control Commercial Real Estate Market Walk down Vancouver’s Robson Street these days and you’ll see store after store papered over. The businesses that used to occupy the spaces are empty; the shops have “For Lease” signs on them. Those businesses shut down because the cost of rent has skyrocketed in harmony with the skyrocketing value and subsequently the skyrocketing property taxes of commercial real estate – a market that was ignited when the Provincial Government introduced the “Foreign Buyers Tax” on residential properties. To people looking to invest in Vancouver Real Estate, the "go home" tax didn’t make them walk away from owning land in Greater Vancouver; they merely shifted their focus. They were able to do this because the Province’s publicity infused, vote getting campaign designed to cool the housing market didn’t include a “stay out of BC” clause on commercial real estate. There are no school taxes, no empty home taxes, no foreign owner taxes on commercial and industrial real estate. Human beings did what they always do, they simply adapted to government policies and found ways around the rules in an effort to meet their own needs. In doing so they are driving up commercial property values, which in turn drive up rental rates and property taxes. Tenants are not only seeing rising rental rates, they are also responsible to pay the increased property taxes which in turn are driving many independent businesses out of business. The only companies that can afford the rent are national and international chains which charge more for their goods in Vancouver than in any other North American city. Along the way, the very soul of Vancouver’s retail market is disappearing along with thousands of jobs. We invited Andrey Pavlov, a Finance Professor at the Beedie School of Business to join us for a Conversation That Matters about the unintended consequences of a tax that forgot to look at the downstream effect it would have.   Simon Fraser University’s Centre for Dialogue presents Conversations That Matter. Join veteran Broadcaster Stuart McNish each week for an important and engaging Conversation about the issues shaping our future. Please become a Patreon subscriber and support the production of this program, with a $1 pledge https://goo.gl/ypXyDs

2018 has been a huge year for housing policy in Vancouver and the debate is raging. Economists Tom Davidoff & Andrey Pavlov join Adam & Matt to take the contentious issues head on and these two thinkers do not agree on much! This episode has more fireworks than English Bay!

On BIV Today… The value of Metro Vancouver building permits issued in March shot up 114% year over year. Hosts Tyler Orton and Hayley Woodin (0:33) discuss some of the biggest business headlines for Wednesday, May 9. The Fraser Institute’s Ken Green (3:52) walks through a new report that estimates insufficient pipeline capacity will cost Canadian energy producers $15.8 billion in 2018. Green also weighs in on what discounted Canadian oil prices will mean for B.C. SFU finance professor Andrey Pavlov (16:01) has researched the implications of the BC NDP’s ‘School Tax’, and shares his concerns with what he says will be a 20% capital gains tax over 20 years. Check out the Business in Vancouver team’s stories at https://biv.com.

The dust is beginning to settle on the NDP’s 30-Point Housing Plan and the potential implications loom large over the Vancouver real estate market. Simon Fraser University Finance Professor Andrey Pavlov has thought long and hard about the possible consequences of these measures and he sits down with Adam and Matt to hash out the details while providing keen insights into where our market is headed.  Check out Andrey's work HERE