With hosts Wolfgang Klein and Jack Hardill.  This week, Wolfgang and Jack chat with their guests about the housing market, inflation & rate hikes. Guests: Brad Lamb, owner of Brad J. Lamb Realty Inc. and Lamb Development Corp., who started selling for Harry Stinson in 1985, and earned a whopping $250,000 in his inaugural year. As it turned out, that was only the tip of the iceberg. Long considered Toronto’s top condominium broker, Brad J. Lamb is also one of the city’s most prominent developers. He is a driving force behind Canada’s burgeoning real estate market. As CEO of  Brad J. Lamb Realty Inc.  and  Lamb Development Corp, Brad has 30 years of widespread industry experience. He is responsible for the marketing and sales campaigns of over 130 condominium projects across six major Canadian cities.  Additionally, Brad’s team of sales experts have helped many thousands of consumers in the buying and selling of property. To date, Brad J. Lamb has been involved in the sale of over 28,000 properties for more than 8 Billion dollars of sales. Since 2002, Lamb Development Corp has completed nineteen developments, some 3400 suites for over $1.3 Billion. Currently, Lamb Development Corp has four projects under construction, almost 1000 suites for a value of $500 Million. Lamb Development Corp is in development on a further 24 projects in Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa, Calgary and Edmonton.                                                                 Amos Nadler, Chief Scientist at Poize Wealthtech, finance and behavioral economics researcher with emphasis on digital assets.  Leveraging years of innovation, research, finance, marketing, and leadership experience to make material improvements in industry.  Marketing, branding and strategy specialist in healthcare industry with graduate degree in economics and successful start up background.Specialties: Behavioral finance, neuro-finance and neuro-economics, econometrics, economic analysis, healthcare marketing, branding and identity, marketing strategy, value-driven marketing.