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Jordan Doria

Jordan Doria

Global Marketing Director

SageGlass

Wells Baker

Wells Baker

Technical Director

EQ Building Performance

Jack Bolland

Jack Bolland

Program Manager

City Of Toronto

Trevor Blakely

Trevor Blakely

CEO

Forgestone Capital

Farrah Khimji

Farrah Khimji

Founder & CEO

Futura Funds

Farrah Khimji

Founder & CEO

Futura Funds

Farrah’s passion and purpose is to be an ambassador in the commercial real estate industry – one that advocates for progress, champions change and challenges the status quo.

As the Founder of Futura Funds, Farrah works with both technology start ups and corporate clients to develop strategies and next practices on how best to integrate technology and innovation into the commercial real estate industry using a collaborative approach.

She brings a unique lens to the conversation surrounding the intersection of commercial real estate and technology. Having worked in the industry in an investment, development and finance capacity for many years to now working closely with innovative technology companies, Farrah understands both parties and strives to find ways to collaborate and move forward together. She believes that technology and innovation will be instrumental in the industry's ability to continue to drive growth and unlock value from its assets.

Farrah also understands the importance of diversity when it comes to innovation for the built world and how diversity of thought, background, ethnicity, age and gender are so integral in building bright, inclusive and prosperous communities globally.

Summary

  1. What are the short-term and what are the lasting impacts from this pandemic on the CRE market? 

  2. Toronto has some of the most active construction in all of North America. Will that continue post-pandemic? 

  3. What is the Toronto Green Standard and how will it impact future developments?

  4. Will the Toronto Green Standard's new requirements keep future developments from getting off the ground?

  5. As the pandemic continues to hit the U.S. much harder than Canada, could major cities in Canada stand to benefit?

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