Matt Pipe

Manager,
Housing Policy & Research

Policy

As the Manager, Housing Policy & Research at SHS, Matt contributes to SHS’s policy and planning, development feasibility, strategic design work. Utilizing his background of engineering and planning, Matt’s role involves performing need and demand assessments, policy analysis and development, case study research, and data analysis.

Prior to joining SHS, Matt worked as a professionally designated civil engineer for multiple consulting engineering firms over five years before undertaking a career change. Matt returned to school to study urban and regional planning and development at Ryerson University and graduated with distinction in 2021. He focused his studies primarily on data analysis, including housing market analysis and needs assessments, and residential development planning.

Current Work

Matt is currently working on several housing needs assessments and affordable housing strategies for local and regional muncipalities across Canada.

Education

Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Ryerson University)

Bachelor of Applied Science and Engineering (Civil) (Queen’s University)

Read about the impact Matt has had in these case studies:

A townhome

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation

Systemic Barriers to the Creation of Affordable Housing
2022

Metro Vancouver Cityscape

Metro Vancouver

Metro Vancouver Regional District, Regional Framework for Inclusionary Housing 2024

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77 Bloor Street West, Suite 600
Toronto ON
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77 Bloor Street West, Suite 600
Toronto ON
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At SHS we acknowledge the lands we are on are the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples and are now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. We also acknowledge that the location of our office in Toronto is covered by Treaty 13. In our work, we strive to continually reflect on our relationship to the land we are currently inhabiting and how our role as actors in the housing system can support the reconciliation process.