Nina Deeb is a seasoned real estate broker based in Cambridge, Ontario, with nearly 30 years of experience studying and addressing housing issues. Since moving to Cambridge with her family in 1978, Nina has been deeply connected to the community and committed to making a difference in the lives of its residents.
Her early career saw her meeting over a million people during a decade at Tim Hortons, where she worked in every position from hostess to manager. After attending Conestoga College in the 1990s, Nina transitioned into real estate, launching a successful career as a full-time realtor.
A perpetual student of real estate and housing, Nina completed real estate brokerage courses at OREA College and expanded her expertise with additional training in mortgage financing and consulting. Over the years, she has built extensive experience in corporate, brokerage, franchise, management, director, and business roles.
Beyond her work in real estate, Nina has been a regular delegate at Queen’s Park and at regional and municipal councils, contributing her voice to housing policies and legislative discussions. She is also a recognized writer and commentator on Canada’s housing crisis, with a focus on the legislative agendas that have shaped the issue.
Nina lives in Kitchener, Ontario, with her husband Sam and their family. She continues to serve clients as a dedicated real estate broker with Re/Max Twin City Realty in Cambridge.
This publication is the independent work of Nina Deeb and is not affiliated with Re/Max. It incorporates material from Hansard, the official record of Parliamentary debates and discussions, edited for brevity and clarity.