Linear Regression · Python · Stata · Economic Data Analysis
Regression-based analysis of Toronto housing prices and inflation drivers, assessing asset price bubble risk using real estate and macroeconomic data.
- Population growth and labor force metrics are the strongest drivers of housing prices (R² = 0.93)
- Housing costs (rent, New House Price Index) are the dominant contributor to inflation (R² = 0.99)
- Multicollinearity and statistical significance tests confirm bubble risk signals
- Languages: Python, Stata
- Libraries: NumPy, Pandas, Statsmodels, SciPy
- Methods: Linear Regression, Multiple Regression, CPI Modeling, Multicollinearity Assessment
| File | Description |
|---|---|
README.md |
Project overview |
toronto_housing_analysis.py |
Python regression scripts |
toronto_housing_analysis_report.pdf |
Full written report |
toronto_housing_regression.do |
Stata regression scripts |
- Statistics Canada — statcan.gc.ca