# Turning post into talk

By [Brandon Donnelly](https://paragraph.com/@brandondonnelly), 2014-02-28

architect-this-city, blogging, duke, junction-life, kingstonco, ryerson, ryerson-university, speaking, talk, talking, tas, ted-rogers-school-of-management, uncategorized

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I’m going to be turning one of my blog posts (["Why Toronto should stop complaining about all its condos"](http://brandondonnelly.com/post/75147611537/why-toronto-should-stop-complaining-about-all-its)) into a talk at Ryerson University’s Ted Rogers School of Management on March 10th, 2014 at 6:30pm. But since it’s an academic setting, they wanted me to make it more impartial and so the talk instead, asks a question, and is called: ["Should Toronto stop complaining about all its condos?"](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/should-toronto-stop-complaining-about-its-condos-tickets-8352076285) 

[You can register for the event here](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/should-toronto-stop-complaining-about-its-condos-tickets-8352076285). It’s primarily geared towards students, but I’m told it’s also open to industry and the public. I haven’t completely figured out what I’m going to talk about yet, but I plan to focus on the issues of supply and demand I raised in my blog post and then tie that into a discussion about the rise of midrise development—specifically through [DUKE](http://junctionlife.ca/) and [Kingston&Co](http://kingstonandco.ca/) (both [TAS](http://tasdesignbuild.com/) projects).

If you have any other suggestions, I’m all ears.

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