Lessons in Irish Housing

LESSONS IN IRISH HOUSING merges career-long market knowledge, housing policy theory and historical housing experience, to offer a pragmatic understanding of the complexity of Irish housing policy and a briefing on the importance of a long-term balanced housing objective based on rational long-term needs, rather than emotive, short-term pressures.

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LESSONS IN IRISH HOUSING seeks to merge the market knowledge of a long career with input from housing policy theory and lessons from our historical housing experience.

The objective is to offer the reader a pragmatic understanding of the complexity of Irish housing and housing policy, briefing him / her on the importance of a long-term balanced housing objective, part of a complex system, that should be managed based on rational long-term needs, rather than responding to emotive, short-term pressures.

Frank Ryan proves we have an under-performing housing system that lacks balance. More importantly, our housing system lacks knowledge, innovation and effective leadership. Using a flawed or out-of-date housing system is a very inefficient manner to address a modern housing crisis!