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Nikodem Szumilo is Associate Professor in Economics and Finance of the Built Environment at The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction, University College London (UCL). He serves as Director of the Bartlett Real Estate Institute and founded the MSc in Real Estate Economics and Investment Analysis (2021). His affiliations include Academic Visitor at the Bank of England and Research Affiliate at the UCL Centre for Finance.
- Education: MPhil and PhD from the University of Cambridge
- Prior roles: Lecturer at Cambridge, Fellow in Economic Geography at LSE
Szumilo’s research bridges applied microeconomics and urban studies, focusing on housing affordability, real estate finance, sustainability, and AI adoption in property markets. He employs empirical methods to analyze price formation mechanisms in housing markets, risk measurement, and policy implications.
His recent publications in journals like The Economic Journal and Review of Finance examine topics such as mortgage market dynamics, indoor air pollution valuation, and AI’s impact on real estate. His work has been cited in policy documents and referenced in media outlets including Financial Times and Bloomberg Businessweek.
As a consultant, Szumilo advises on AI applications in real estate, regional economic modeling, and financial risk forecasting. He previously worked in banking and consulting sectors.
- Academic leadership: Director of Bartlett Real Estate Institute
- Collaborations: Bank of England, UCL Centre for Finance
- Applied focus: Economic forecasting, financial modeling, sustainability
