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Insight Specialty Consulting
Business Consulting and Services
Coquitlam, British Columbia 703 followers
Insightful thinking, real world solutions. Boutique management consulting and project management firm.
About us
Insight Specialty Consulting is a boutique consulting firm serving the public, private, and non-profit sectors. We have extensive experience working within each sector. This unique experience means that best practices from each environment are brought to every engagement. We offer independent third party advice – insights you can trust to be based on your needs, not ours. Our structure allows us to be responsive and nimble to meet your needs. Within our team of staff and collaborators are experts that can be engaged to solve your toughest problems. Our experience working within the public and non-profit sectors have given us insights into the role of partnerships and collaboration in creating the best outcomes. Let us help you solve your complex challenges.
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External link for Insight Specialty Consulting
- Industry
- Business Consulting and Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Coquitlam, British Columbia
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2011
- Specialties
- Project Management, Real Estate Strategy, Management Consulting, and Change Management
Locations
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Primary
20-205 Lebleu St
Coquitlam, British Columbia, CA
Employees at Insight Specialty Consulting
Updates
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Management Consulting | Project & Program Management | Real Estate Strategy for Governments and Third Sector
Taking the day to continue my learning on this terrible legacy #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation #TRC
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Exclusionary zoning in favour of single family dwellings is skewing our housing market. It artificially raises prices for the scarce parcels where higher density is permitted, thus increasing the ultimate cost of each unit being created. It also forces developers to displace existing tenants in existing buildings, as those are the only parcels available for development. The rationale for single family zones is outdated, and does not meet the needs and requirements for cities of the future. https://lnkd.in/gGbmNAbb The Vancouver Sun #insightspecialtyconsulting #housing #landuseplanning #density #development
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Those working in real estate and land use must face the legacy of racism in our industry, and how racism has formed our systems and institutions. Correcting the damage done will be generational challenge, but it starts with admitting it happened. The next step is to dismantle the barriers that were created for the purpose of segregation within our housing policy, finance, and land use structures. #insightspecialtyconsulting #landuse #housingpolicy #systems #realestate
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Tenant protections are necessary where there is an imbalance of power between landlords and tenants. However, overreach of those protections results in a lower number of units for rent, ultimately hurting the tenants themselves. We need more rental supply, and policies like this will do more harm than good. https://lnkd.in/gnjK6wuT CTV News Martin MacMahon #insightspecialtyconsulting #publicpolicy #landlord #realestate #investment
Extended B.C. eviction timeline could mean buyer financing headaches, industry reps say
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It is no secret that there is a lack of supply in rental housing. Deterring would-be landlords by having them absorb risks of non-payment, damage, and stress does not help. The residential tenancy relationship is mediated through government administrators, but this needs to be fast, efficient, and fair. Anything less puts risk on landlords, chasing them out of the marketplace. https://lnkd.in/eZ6S33wr Financial Post Murtaza Haider Stephen Moranis #insightspecialtyconsulting #housingpolicy #rentalrisk #investmentrisk
Fixing landlord and tenant dispute mechanisms could help address housing affordability
financialpost.com
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Insight Specialty Consulting is looking forward to the upcoming BC Land Summit in Nanaimo. Our Principal Dr. Mandy Hansen is speaking with Andrew Ramlo on some great research commissioned by the Real Estate Institute of British Columbia. Should be a great event. #insightspecialtyconsulting #realestate #conference #learning
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The intersection between climate change related risks and property values is just starting to be evaluated. Insurance is the canary in the well, as you would expect. Non-insurable properties will see a price impact, to be sure. The policy question is whether governments will backstop these gaps. https://lnkd.in/gUEHTa2X Real Estate News Exchange (RENX) Tyler Choi #insightspecialtyconsulting #climatechange #propertyvalues #insurance #realestate
Residential flood risk on the rise in Canada: Intact Centre
renxhomes.ca
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Our Principal Dr. Mandy Hansen was recently interviewed on her thoughts on Canada's Renter's Bill of Rights. Ultimately, the root cause is a lack of supply brought on in part because of interventions that disrupt the marketplace and introduce risk to the housing providers. Derek Craddock #insightspecialtyconsulting #housingsupply #economics101 #rentalhousing
Management Consulting | Project & Program Management | Real Estate Strategy for Governments and Third Sector
I just got off an interview with a journalist regarding Canada's proposed Renter's Bill of Rights. My thoughts: - Having rental history as part of one's credit rating is overall a good thing. For tenants, it addresses an inequity in accessing further credit. For landlords, there is an third party validator of the tenant's performance as a tenant. - The tenant protection fund is not inherently bad, but it depends on how it is used. $15m is not a lot of money, so I doubt it will make a huge difference. - The disclosure of the previous rental cost will have no impact. It could, potentially, if we had a balanced market, but we don't. If you don't like the price, then move aside as there are 500 people behind you happy to pay that rent. - I am not convinced that the federal government has jurisdiction to step in unilaterally, and obviously neither are they with their caveats around needing to partner with the provinces and other levels of government. The only reason we need these protections is because supply has not kept up with demand. If we had a balanced market, then tenants could vote with their feet, and landlords would have to compete to entice tenants to their properties. But we don't, and until we do, we will need governments to stand with tenants to help balance the power in the landlord / tenant relationship. That said, too much intervention stifles supply as landlords see risk and face financial losses. On that note, when we decry landlords not providing affordable housing we are right. They don't because it's not their job or their mandate. We are expecting private companies to provide a public good with no compensation. When we engage a road company to repave a highway, we pay them to. When we hire a doctor to provide health services, we pay them to. Why would we expect private landlords to provide affordable housing, and expect them not to be paid? It doesn't work that way, and the result is a lack of rental housing being built. Derek Craddock Insight Specialty Consulting #insightspecialtyconsulting #housingpolicy #tenantsrights #supplyanddemand
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The #Covid19 pandemic was a significant event in the lives of Canadians and the intuitions that serve us. Taking the time to deeply #evaluate the structures and outcomes of our response helps us prepare for next time. As climate change ramps up, we will use this learning to become more #resilient to future risk events. https://lnkd.in/g5FWS2zH Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) #insightspecialtyconsulting #emergencymanagement #monitoringandevaluation #learning
Resilient Institutions: Learning from Canada's COVID-19 Pandemic - Centre of Excellence on the Canadian Federation
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