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41403.03 – Housing policy analysts

Housing policy analysts conduct research, develop policy, and implement and administer housing programs.

Overview

Example job titles

  • Housing policy analyst

Core competencies

  • Critical Thinking and Problem Solving to assess the validity and reliability of data and research findings to develop targeted and effective housing policy solutions
  • Reading Comprehension to read and understand complex research studies, data reports and policy documents to current on trends, regulations and developments in the field
  • Inductive Reasoning to identify emerging trends and patterns in housing markets, such as shifts in demand, pricing changes or demographic shifts
  • Mathematical Reasoning and Numerical Ability to interpret and analyze large datasets to understand housing market trends, assess the impact of policies and make evidence-based recommendations
  • Attention to Detail to ensure data is correctly collected, recorded and analyzed to prevent errors in data handling that may lead to incorrect conclusions and potentially flawed policy recommendations
  • Knowledge in Economics to understand the intricacies of housing markets and the various factors that impact them, including supply and demand, price determination and market equilibrium

Main duties

This group performs some or all of the following duties:

  • Identify and assess economic, demographic, and social developments and report on their implications for housing policy.

Additional information

  • Progression to managerial positions is possible with experience.

Similar occupations classified elsewhere

Exclusions:

  • Business development officers and market researchers and analysts (41402)
  • Economists and economic policy researchers and analysts (41401)

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