Marek Bryx

Marek Bryx is a Professor at the Department of Real Estate Market and Innovative City, Warsaw School of Economics, and serves on the Steering Committee for the university's integrated database system project documenting scientific research outcomes.

His research spans Real Estate, Urban Planning, Sustainable Cities, Housing Market dynamics, and Urban Regeneration, with a strong focus on Polish urban contexts—particularly Warsaw. Key investigations include housing affordability, business cycles in residential construction, sustainable infrastructure development, and generational housing preferences. His work integrates interdisciplinary approaches bridging economics, environmental engineering, and social policy to address urban challenges.

Recent publications (2020-2025) reveal escalating emphasis on climate-resilient urban development, with recurring themes in clean city initiatives, stormwater management, and pandemic-era housing market transformations. His scholarship demonstrates methodological diversity—from mediation analysis of renter behavior to technical evaluations of sewer systems—while maintaining a consistent policy-relevant focus on sustainable urban futures.

Professor Bryx contributes to institutional knowledge infrastructure through his leadership in the scientific research database project, indicating active collaboration with data management specialists and researchers across disciplines to enhance research visibility and impact at Warsaw School of Economics.