Tania Bourassa-Ochoa

Tania is a finance and housing economist who has led a diverse portfolio of research projects aiming to promote stable and affordable markets. During the years, she has developed specialized expertise in housing finance across residential and multi-unit mortgage markets.

Over her 10-year tenure at CMHC, Tania has successfully led multiple national data strategies, contributed to the development of new data platforms, and produced flagship reports for the financial industry. Prior to focusing on housing finance, Tania worked as a market analyst for Montréal and Trois-Rivières, gaining valuable insights into various aspects of the housing ecosystem. Driven by a passion for leveraging on-field narratives combined to data-driven analysis, Tania remains at the forefront of innovative research.

"Driving transformative change through housing economics requires fostering transparency in markets, ensuring access to quality data, and actively engaging on-the-ground. It's not just about understanding the numbers; it's about sharing the stories of people, communities and the industry and translating insights into tangible actions".

Before joining CMHC, Tania honed her skills at Hydro-Quebec, where she collaborated closely with the Chief Economist on macro-economic analysis and modeling to support energy demand forecasts in Quebec. Tania holds a B.Scs. Economics degree in Business and Economics and a Master of Arts in Economics degree from the Université de Montréal.

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