Radoslaw Trojanek

I graduated from the Poznań University of Economics and Business in 2003, earned a PhD in economics in 2007, and achieved habilitation in 2019. I am also a licensed property valuer (authorization no. 5048).

Since 2019, I have been an Associate Professor in the Department of Microeconomics at the Poznań University of Economics and Business. Throughout my academic career, I have held visiting researcher positions at the University of Graz, Austria (03-07/2019 and 10/2020 - 10/2021) and at the University of Connecticut, USA (05-06/2023 and 07/2025 - 01/2026).

My research focuses on various aspects of real estate economics, particularly house price indices, housing market shocks, externalities, market dynamics, and land management.

Over the past two decades, I have built a unique database containing over 6 million property listings and rental offers from major Polish cities, along with comprehensive transaction data from Poznań and Warsaw sourced from official channels. This database forms the foundation of my empirical research.

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Radoslaw Trojanek

Research Areas

House Price Indices

Research on methodology of housing price index construction, with particular attention to comparing different hedonic approaches and data sources, while also developing innovative methods to address limitations in transaction data and improve the accuracy of housing market measurement in Poland over extended periods.

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Housing Market Shocks

Research on the impact of major external shocks (such as the Ukrainian refugee crisis, COVID-19 pandemic, and financial crises) on housing markets in Poland, employing sophisticated econometric techniques to analyze price dynamics, convergence patterns, and bubble formations across multiple cities.

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Housing Market Dynamics

Research on understanding housing market dynamics in Poland to analyze price cycles, asymmetric market adjustments, and spatial factors across multiple cities, with particular attention to regional differences and the influence of financial variables on real estate markets.

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Externalities in Housing Market

Research on property value determinants in urban settings, with a particular focus on how environmental factors (such as noise pollution, green spaces) and infrastructure improvements (like subway systems) affect real estate prices in Polish cities.

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Land Management

Research on municipal finance, property taxation, and real estate rights in Poland, particularly examining how perpetual usufruct and tax policies affect both local government revenues and property values in urban settings.

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Other Research Areas

Research focusing on the relationship between agricultural policies, environmental quality, and land prices, with a particular emphasis on spatial analysis and the impact of EU's Common Agricultural Policy in Poland.

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