Keir Matthews-Hunter
Title/Position
PhD Student
Dr. Alan Walks (main supervisor), Dr. Karen Chapple, Dr. Will Strange, supervisory committee
Research and Professional Interests
Land Use Planning, Real Estate, Housing, Public Policy
Honours and Awards
External
- 2023 - *Government of Canada, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Doctoral Fellowship ($120,000)
- 2023 - *Canadian Housing Evidence Collaborative (CHEC), Emerging Housing Scholar
- 2017 - *SSHRC Joseph Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship (CGS)–Master’s ($17,500)
Internal
- 2023 - *University of Toronto, Institute on Municipal Finance and Governance (IMFG) Blanche and Sandy Van Ginkel Graduate Fellowship in Municipal Finance and Governance ($5,000)
- 2023 - *University of Toronto, School of Cities Graduate Fellowship ($3,500)
- 2023 - University of Toronto, Department of Geography and Planning Graduate Recruitment Award ($5,000)
- 2023, 2024 - University of Toronto, University of Toronto Fellowship (UTF) Top Up Award ($6,000 total; $3,000 per year) (awarded in recognition of receiving the SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship)
- 2017 - University of Toronto, Faculty of Arts and Science (FAS) Master’s Recruitment Award ($1,000) (awarded in recognition of receiving the SSHRC CGS-Master’s)
- 2016 - University of Toronto, FAS Master’s Recruitment Award ($5,000)
- 2015 - University of Regina, Academic Silver Prize
- 2015 - *University of Regina, International Experience Travel Fund Scholarship ($1,000)
Note: Asterisk (*) denotes an application-based award.
Publications
Peer-reviewed Journal Article
- Matthews-Hunter, K (2021). Purpose-built rental housing and household formation among young adults in Canadian cities, 1991-2016. Housing Studies, 36 (10), 1566-1599. https://doi.org/10.1080/02673037.2020.1784396
Other Publications
- Smetanin, P., Stiff, D., Barake, E., Evenson, J., Liadsky, D., Matthews-Hunter, K., and Publications McDonough, A. (2019). Toronto housing market analysis: From insight to action. Toronto, ON: Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis and Canadian Urban Institute. https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2019/ph/bgrd/backgroundfile-124480.pdf
- Evenson, J., Cancelli, A., and Matthews-Hunter, K. (2018). What is the Missing Middle? A Toronto housing challenge demystified. Toronto, ON: Evergreen. https://canurb.org/wp-content/uploads/CUIPublication.What_is_the_Missing_Middle_Evergreen_CUI_s2.2018.pd_.pdf
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Education
B.A. (University of Regina)
MSc.Pl. (University of Toronto)