Andreas E. Eriksen

Andreas E. Eriksen is a Research Fellow at Housing Lab, Oslo Metropolitan University. He holds a Master's in Economics from the University of Oslo (2020) and a PhD in Economic and Business from the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (2025). His research examines behavioral strategies in housing markets through empirical and machine learning approaches.

Research Focus: Andreas specializes in housing economics, with interdisciplinary work spanning urban development, behavioral biases, and data analytics. Key themes include auction dynamics, weather-induced cognitive distortions, and expectation-driven market behavior, blending econometrics with psychological insights.

Publication Trends: His recent working papers—published via Housing Lab—demonstrate a focus on behavioral anomalies in real estate. Research employs advanced empirical methods to explore bidder strategies, temporal biases in decision-making, and psychological drivers in rising markets.

Affiliations: He contributes to Housing Lab's research initiatives on housing market efficiency and behavioral economics, collaborating on projects like directed housing search and auction preemption.