Choy Development

Prairie diversity and growth...50 years of commitment and service...

Development Planning and Market Analysis

Kevin A. Choy and Associates provides professional development services from subdivision design, comprehensive studies to market analysis and feasibility studies.

Projects include:

Land, commercial and real estate development;
Urban and rural land use proposals;
Subdivision design;
Comprehensive studies;
Market analysis and feasibility reports;
Demographic and econometric analysis, and
Recreational land use planning.

A current project is "South Shoal Lake Beach Development".

Education:

PhD	Doctoral Studies (Administration)	University of Alberta	Advanced courses in research methodology, statistical analysis, Canadian government and politics
MCP	Master's of City Planning (Architecture)	University of Manitoba	Thesis: "A Comparison of Phenomenology and Utilitarianism in Planning Theory"
MA	Master's of Arts (Political Science)	Simon Fraser University	Thesis: "Citizen Participation and Structural Change: The Case of Unicity Winnipeg", Alan Boag Foundation Ltd. Open Writing Scholarship for top paper in Graduate Studies
BA	Bachelor's of Arts (Political Science/Anthropology)	Brandon University	Silver medal - magna cum laude

Formerly, a Senior Market Analyst/Economist at the Corporate level with teaching and published research across Canada including:

"Community Development Strategies Across the Northern Plains".

Community Development Strategies on the Northern Plains
C # 1.52

Book covers these topics:
-Community economic development theory
-Entrepreneurship and rural development
-Financing local economic development
-government supported financing

Simon Fraser University

University of Manitoba Faculty of Architecture (Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Interior Design, City Planning, Environmental Studies)

University of Alberta

Brandon University

Contact us at choy1@mts.net or call 204.759.2627 Last modified: 19 June, 2009

Contact us at choy1@mts.net or call 204.759.2627
Last modified: 19 June, 2009