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Thomas Davidoff is an Associate Professor in the UBC Sauder School of Business, specializing in Real Estate Finance and Economic Strategy. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Harvard, a Master of Public Administration in Urban and Regional Planning from Princeton, and a PhD from MIT. His research primarily focuses on the economics of housing, examining market dynamics, mortgage behaviors, and the implications of supply constraints on home prices. Davidoff has contributed to numerous publications that address critical issues in urban economics, including external effects of density, borrower characteristics in reverse mortgage terminations, and the relationship between supply elasticity and housing cycles. As the director of the UBC Centre for Urban Economics, he engages in scholarly work that intersects public policy and real estate markets.
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