Antoine Levy

Antoine Levy is an Assistant Professor of Real Estate at the Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley. His research focuses on the intersection of public policies, housing markets, and spatial sorting. He holds a PhD in Economics from MIT, an MA in Economics from Paris School of Economics, an MSc in Management from HEC Paris, and a BA in Economics from Paris-Sorbonne University, with additional training as an Élève normalien at ENS Ulm.

• Education:
• PhD, Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
• MA, Economics, Paris School of Economics
• MSc, Management, HEC Paris
• BA, Economics, Paris-Sorbonne University
• ENS Ulm, Élève normalien

His research interests revolve around urban economics, particularly the impacts of public policies on housing markets and capital taxation dynamics. He engages with interdisciplinary approaches to analyze spatial sorting and market behaviors. While no specific articles are listed, his work likely contributes to policy-relevant insights in urban and real estate economics.

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