I am a PhD student specialising in urban economics, housing markets, and spatial inequality. My research focuses on how place-based policies and infrastructure investments are capitalised into housing prices, using geospatial data and causal inference methods.
I am currently a final-year PhD candidate in Economics at the University of Birmingham and will be on the academic job market in 2026.
My Research
Infrastructure Investment and Housing Market Dynamics: Evidence from UK Free Schools (Job Market Paper)
– Shows that new school openings increase nearby house prices by around 7%, reflecting the capitalisation of improved access to education.
Casino Developments and Housing Prices in the United Kingdom
– Provides causal evidence of negative price effects (−5% to −13%) within 1km, driven by localised externalities associated with casino operations.
Airports, Accessibility, and Property Values: Evidence from the UK
– Identifies significant declines in house prices around airport expansions, highlighting the role of environmental and congestion externalities.