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The 2024 AREUEA National Conference was a success! Thanks to Prof. Albert Saiz for organizing this fantastic conference and bringing together an amazing group of policymakers, academics, and practitioners to discuss the latest research in urban economics and real estate.

If you are a junior researcher (including post docs and final year Phds) working on spatial and urban topics (e.g. migration or commuting :) submit your abstract or paper here sciencespo.fr/department-eco… Deadline is in two days!

We are thrilled to announce that three of our esteemed lab members recently participated in the prestigious 13th European Meeting of the Urban Economics Association Urban Economics Association in Copenhagen! Binzhe Wang (Binzhe Wang), Vinicios Sant'Anna (Vinicios Sant'Anna), and Simon Buechler.

Our lab members Vinicios Sant'Anna Vinicios Sant'Anna and Simon Büchler participated in the CRED - MIT Workshop on Real Estate Economics (CRED Uni Bern MIT CRE) at the University of Bern @Unibern, Switzerland.

New Working Paper 📢 "Immigrants and Native Flight: Geographic Extent and Heterogeneous Preferences," studies native flight and ethnic segregation. By Boje-Kovacs, Ismir Mulalic, Saiz, Vinicios Sant'Anna, and Marie Louise Schultz-Nielsen Link to the paper: ssrn.com/abstract=48836…

Our latest working paper on immigration and native flight is out at the MIT Center for Real Estate Research Paper series. 👇

LACEA's Urban Econ Network LAUrban is back with a call for papers for its 3rd Annual Meeting, now in Mexico City on Dec 5-6, 2024. the Keynote Speakers will be Paulina Oliva (USC Economics) and Matthew Turner (Brown University), organized with Banco de México as our local partner.

📄Call for Papers is now open! RFBerlin invites submissions for our upcoming conference on "Migration: Economics, Politics, and Development". Submit your work now and share this call with colleagues! Submit: app.oxfordabstracts.com/stages/76102/s…

Excited to see our research on ethnic segregation in Europe featured by SSRN. Check out the full paper at the MIT CRE Working Paper Series for insights on immigrant integration, native flight, and neighborhood dynamics. ssrn.com/abstract=48836…

Want to learn more about the economics of housing supply and its implications for urban development, housing affordability, and policy? Read the latest MIT CRE working paper by Prof. Albert Saiz on the Long Run Housing Supply. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Congrats to MIT Urban Economics Lab researcher Vinicios Sant'Anna and co-author Lucas Chagas for their paper, "International Trade and Wage Inequality: Evidence from #Brazil," accepted to International Economics! 🔗View paper: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #TradeEconomics #China

Thank you to Yannis M. Ioannides of Tufts University for providing a rigorous discussion on "Global Leapfrogging of Urban Growth" at last week's #CREResearchSeminar Vinicios Sant'Anna cre.mit.edu/events/yannis-…

#NEUDC2024 #NEUDC session on Migrants and Migration; Vinicios Sant'Anna studies the impact of Dust Bowl migration on housing markets in Los Angeles, and finds that migrant presence slowed local house price growth due to possible resident “flight”.

#NEUDC2024 #NEUDC session on Migrants and Migration chaired by Kyle Emerick, presented by @XiaxueZhao, Yao Wang, Yulu Tang, Vinicios Sant'Anna, Marieke Kleemans, showing how migration impacts resilience, productivity, and housing

We are delighted to announce that our postdoc, Vinicios Sant'Anna Vinicios Sant'Anna, is on the job market. His #EconJMP (with Diogo Baerlocher & Gustavo S. Cortes) studies the impact of migrants displaced by natural disasters on housing markets. Link: ssrn.com/abstract=50252…

#Naturaldisasters are intensifying worldwide. How does the arrival of natural disaster-induced #migrants shape #housingmarkets? A new working paper by Vinicios Sant'Anna, Diogo Baerlocher, and Gustavo S. Cortes explores climate-induced migration impacts on housing. MIT Urban Economics Lab MIT Urban Planning @mitdusp.bsky.social

Send them back? This paper studies the 1930s mass #repatriation of Mexicans & its effects on U.S. #housing markets. Read: spkl.io/6012fkcJw Subscribe: spkl.io/6015fkcJd Gustavo S. Cortes Vinicios Sant'Anna MIT CRE #EconTwitter #immigration

We’re excited to host the 22nd Midwest International Economic Development Conference at the University of Illinois on March 28 – 29, 2025, with keynote speaker @mushfiq_econ Deadline to submit is Jan 8th. We look forward to receiving your submissions! publish.illinois.edu/mwiedc-uiuc/ #econtwitter

The MIT Urban Economics Lab had a fantastic 2025 AREUEA-ASSA Annual Conference.