Justyna Brzezicka

Justyna Brzezicka is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Real Estate and Urban Studies within the Institute of Spatial Management and Geography, Faculty of Geoengineering, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland. Her academic profile centers on advancing real estate economics and spatial management through rigorous empirical research and theoretical innovation.

Her research specializes in behavioral real estate economics, with core expertise in price bubble detection, housing market dynamics, and risk perception analysis. She employs methodologies like the speculative frame technique and cumulative prospect theory to examine Polish housing markets, focusing on price cycles, elasticity, and translocal phenomena. Her work bridges economic geography with urban studies, emphasizing spatial management implications for regional development.

Analysis of her 15 most recent publications (2020-2025) reveals consistent behavioral economics frameworks applied to real estate, with growing emphasis on glocal market interactions and methodological refinements for bubble detection. Her Polish-focused studies increasingly incorporate European comparative perspectives, particularly in translocality and market integration research.

Dr. Brzezicka has supervised 12 promoted theses, demonstrating sustained commitment to graduate mentorship. Her active research portfolio includes at least one major project investigating real estate market structures, contributing to policy-relevant insights on housing economics in Central Europe.