معرفی
Oskari Harjunen is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Built Environment, School of Engineering, Aalto University. His research focuses on urban economics, real estate, housing market capitalization, and public policy.
Research Interests
- Agglomeration effects on productivity
- Housing transfer taxes and market behavior
- Municipal mergers and political representation
- School quality capitalization in housing prices
- Green building economics
- Urban sprawl and jurisdictional fragmentation
Article Trends
Dr. Harjunen’s work systematically examines how urban policies (e.g., housing taxes, land allocation) interact with market dynamics and social outcomes. Recent publications (2024) emphasize agglomeration productivity and residential segregation, while earlier studies (2023–2021) address housing supply shocks, municipal governance, and taxation impacts. His 2016–2015 studies focus on environmental signaling and green clientele effects in housing markets.
Research Groups
He is affiliated with the Real Estate research group at Aalto University, contributing to studies on urban development and housing policy.
