David Scofield
Associate Professor
Ted Rogers School of Management
Ted Rogers School of Business Management
Toronto, Ontario
dscofield@torontomu.ca
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(416) 979-5000 ext. 2456
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Bio/Research
David Scofield is an Associate Professor at the Ted Rogers School of Management at Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson). His research interests include the microfoundations of real estate markets and exploring the effects of organization, networks and institutions on liquidity and t...
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Bio/Research
David Scofield is an Associate Professor at the Ted Rogers School of Management at Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson). His research interests include the microfoundations of real estate markets and exploring the effects of organization, networks and institutions on liquidity and transaction costs in commercial real estate. Recent studies include how market, asset and investor characteristics affect transaction frequency, transaction times, and asset liquidity in investment markets and the impact of the commercial brokerage on liquidity and transaction costs in New York City and London.
Dr. Scofield’s research has been funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (UK), the Investment Property Forum (London) and the University of Sheffield. His work has been published in academic and professional journals and he has been invited to present his findings at many international conferences. He has studied in Canada, Korea and England and has worked in all three world regions (Americas, EMEA, Asia Pacific). He was a permanent faculty member at the University of Aberdeen Business School before joining the TRSM at Toronto Metropolitan University.
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Dr. Scofield’s research has been funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (UK), the Investment Property Forum (London) and the University of Sheffield. His work has been published in academic and professional journals and he has been invited to present his findings at many international conferences. He has studied in Canada, Korea and England and has worked in all three world regions (Americas, EMEA, Asia Pacific). He was a permanent faculty member at the University of Aberdeen Business School before joining the TRSM at Toronto Metropolitan University.
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