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Residential Tenancies Board Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) Q1 2024 Rent Index & preliminary findings of Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) Property Level Analysis now out. Rent Index: best picture of rent levels and how prices are developing across entire market BUT property level analysis needed to understand how many see increase >2%.

Preliminary finding: 74% of sitting tenants nationally experienced annual rent increases of 2% or less between Q2 2022 and Q1 2024. Slides available: esri.ie/publications/t… Full report late 2024.

ISWE's annual Budget Analysis event is back again! Join us on Oct 2nd at University College Dublin to hear insights from Tara Mitchell of TCD Economics, Dora Tuda of Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) and Enda Hargaden of UCD Economics and our Chair Orla Doyle Attendance is free: tickettailor.com/events/irishso…

Many thanks to Joe Lynam on Newstalk Breakfast Business for the invitation to discuss our latest Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) Quarterly Economic Commentary. Full report is here: esri.ie/news/reduced-b…

The Autumn 2024 issue of The ESR is now available. This is a special issue on the theme of Gender, Economics and Society guest edited by edited by Orla Doyle, Emma Howard and Oana Peia. esr.ie/index.php/esr/… A great edition with papers exploring the role of gender

Really looking forward to presenting at this Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) event on Friday with my colleagues @karinadoorley and Claire Keane

Great to be back in Geneva for the UNECE Cities 85th Committee session. Looking forward to presenting the work of the Real Estate Market Advisory Group on the global housing affordability challenge.

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In Sligo to address the ICSH conference this morning. Drawing on various Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) studies, I discussed the overall economic situation, the government financing position, housing needs, and the role of social housing for low income groups. Thanks for the invite ICSH

Many thanks to Joe Lynam for the invite to discuss our Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) Quarterly Economic Commentary on NewstalkFM Business Breakfast. Full report available here: esri.ie/news/economy-c…

The risks to the Irish economy from potential US policy changes cannot be overstated. Coverage of our latest Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) QEC below highlights these potential effects. irishexaminer.com/business/econo…

Short video below discussing some of the findings on the domestic economy of our recent Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) Quarterly Economic Commentary.

Check out my latest article: Ireland’s economic prospects and changing US policy: Are we facing into a “Trump Slump”? linkedin.com/pulse/irelands… via LinkedIn

Are we facing into a “#Trump Slump”? Some thoughts below. linkedin.com/pulse/irelands…

Our latest, Spring 2025, Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) Quarterly Economic Commentary has two themes: 1) Trump tariff impacts and 2) boosting housing supply. Document is available here: esri.ie/publications/q…

Many thanks to Joe Lynam for the invitation this morning on to Newstalk Breakfast Business to discuss the latest Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) Quarterly Economic Commentary. Link to report below.

I wrote a Box in the latest Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) QEC: evidence on Ireland’s rent controls & pros and cons of 3 options for reform. Difficult choices for policymakers who face trade-off between protecting affordability for current tenants and need to increase supply in the PRS. Link below.

Your welcome Joe Lynam! Always a pleasure to come on the show.

Many thanks to Mary Wilson and Morning Ireland for the opportunity to discuss the latest Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) Quarterly Economic Commentary this morning. Clip available: rte.ie/radio/radio1/c…