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Devin Tu
Affordable360 & MapYourProperty - Affordable Housing & Real Estate Intelligence
Devin Tu is a seasoned professional in the real estate and public policy sectors with over a decade of experience. As the founder of MapYourProperty (MYP), a prominent real estate tech startup in Toronto that serves major industry players, Devin has established himself as a leader in the proptech space. His expertise spans urban planning, development analysis, policy planning, and mapping, with proficiency in tools like ArcGIS Online, Google Maps API, and more. Devin's educational background includes a Master of Science in Conservation and Marine Science from The University of Queensland and a B.S. in Environmental Studies from UC Santa Barbara. Having held key roles in various organizations such as Construct360, Ontario Ministry of the Environment, and Queensland Department of Environment and Resource Management, Devin possesses a diverse skill set in environmental offsets, policy development, GIS, and land management.
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Ontario Government | Gouvernement de l’Ontario Provincial Policy Statement & Growth Plan. Is our AI better or the best legal minds in #TO? 😂
- MapYourProperty Generative AI Chatbot - https://lnkd.in/gsZVfqEE
- Aird & Berlis LLP & Jane Pepino, Sidonia Tomasella, Maggie Bassani https://lnkd.in/gw3c3E8F
- Dentons and Katarzyna Sliwa (Kat was one of our early supporters & rebuilt the municipal legal practice) https://lnkd.in/gjvcQVr8
- WeirFoulds LLP & Denise Baker https://lnkd.in/g7pBmyxW
- Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP and Chris Barnett cliff notes https://lnkd.in/gQdWt6Hm
- Davies Howe LLP with Samantha Lampert & Michael Cook https://lnkd.in/gCzUB3cX
Great video graphics explaining how residential commercial real estate works, been trying to explain this to my friends. All my friends are "Developers are just there to get us and trying to boost prices and stalling projects" 😂 Clearly not true. https://lnkd.in/gHDeDTRp
CBC gives a good overview but doesn't clarify that construction material has gone back down (Steel was up 200% during Covid and now below) to pre-Covid price but labor remains very high and continues to climb. Matthew Young from Republic Developments featured, explains this better
