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In contrast to previous research, I hypothesize that residential segregation patterns do not only result from an individual's perception of different ethnicities, but is rather affected by housing market interactions and socioeconomic endowment, like income and education. I implement a theoretical agent-based model, which contains three main features: agents' socioeconomic endowment, the quantification of one's Willingness-to-Stay within a neighborhood and housing market interactions if an agent decides to move. The results indicate that housing market interactions, the valuation of socioeconomic factors, but also the increasing share of minority groups diminish the absolute level of racial segregation. The analysis shows that house price clusters dominate urban areas, since individuals have an incentive to stay in more expensive neighborhoods in which they made a bargain. An increase in house price segregation can be observed if individuals strongly undervalue their own house and if individuals have higher access to credit. I can show that these market interactions lead to lock-in effects for low-income individuals, since they lack the necessary budget and suffer under negative equity. Thus, residential segregation shows a strong dependency on housing market interactions and is more complex than presumed by Schelling's Spatial Model or the White Flight Hypothesis. ; Diesem Paper unterliegt die Hypothese, dass Segregationsmuster nicht nur das Resultat von individueller Wahrnehmung bezüglich der Anzahl direkter Nachbarn mit anderer ethnischen Zugehörigkeit sind, sondern vor allem durch Häusermarktinteraktionen sowie individuellen Unterschieden in Einkommen und Bildungsständen getrieben werden. Hierzu wird ein theoretisches agenten-basiertes Simulationsmodell entwickelt, dass sich durch explizit drei Merkmale auszeichnet: die Zuweisung heterogener sozioökonomischer Charakteristika, die Quantifizierung der sogenannten Willingness-to-Stay eines Individuums innerhalb einer Nachbarschaft und die Interaktion auf dem ...