Publications

We have carried out research on a wide range of different aspects of housing. This includes housing for specific groups (travellers, older people and people with a disability), housing tenure (private rented, social and owner occupied) and housing market (supply, demand, place, design).

If you are looking for something in particular or if there is a knowledge gap in terms of a specific area, where you think there is a need for research, please get in touch email: info@housingagency.ie

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Owners' Management Companies, Sustainable Apartment Living for Ireland

Posted: Jun 20, 2019 Research area: Owner Occupied, Supply

This research was jointly commissioned by Clúid Housing and the Housing Agency and conducted by independent researchers. The report "Owners' Management Companies - Sustainable Apartment Living for Ireland" examines current issues for Owners' Management Companies around service charges, sinking funds, the MUD Act, volunteer directors, etc. It explores international best practice; delivers research findings on the sector and recommends reforms.

The Housing Agency Strategic Plan 2019-2021

Posted: Apr 16, 2019 Research area:

The Housing Agency Strategic Plan 2019-2021 sets out the organisation's vision, mission, values and objectives over a three-year period.

Incentives for the Re-Use of Vacant Buildings in Town Centres for Housing and Sustainable Communities in Scotland, Denmark and France

Posted: Mar 01, 2019 Research area: Demand, Supply

This report was commissioned by The Collaborative Working Group for Housing and Sustainable Living, of which the Housing Agency is a member. Authored by Dr Philip Crowe, it examines the reuse of vacant buildings in town centres.

How Data on Vacancy is Created and Used: Case studies from Scotland, Denmark and Philadelphia

Posted: Mar 01, 2019 Research area: Demand, Supply

This report, commissioned by The Collaborative Working Group for Housing and Sustainable Living, of which the Housing Agency is a member, examines how data on vacancy is created using a case study approach.

National Survey of Irish Housing Experiences, Attitudes and Aspirations in Ireland. Report 2: Irish Residential Satisfaction

Posted: Dec 01, 2018 Research area: Housing Attitudes & Aspirations Series, Demand

The Housing Agency commissioned Amarach Research to carry out a National Study of Irish Housing Experiences, Attitudes and Aspirations. This report examines national housing and neighbourhood satisfaction.

National Survey of Irish Housing Experiences, Attitudes and Aspirations in Ireland. Report 1: Drivers of Residential Satisfaction and Aspirations in Ireland

Posted: Dec 01, 2018 Research area: Housing Attitudes & Aspirations Series, Demand

The Housing Agency commissioned Amarach Research to carry out a National Study of Irish Housing Experiences, Attitudes and Aspirations. This report provides a contextual literature review and the results of exploratory focus groups.

Housing for Older People: Housing Agency Submission to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Housing, Planning and Local Government

Posted: Apr 01, 2018 Research area: Housing For Older People

This is a submission from the Housing Agency to the Joint Oireachteas Committee on Housing, Planning and Local Government on "Housing for Older People".

Housing Agency Code Of Conduct

Posted: Mar 28, 2018 Research area:

The Housing Agencys Code of Conduct sets out the parameters and expectations of its Board members and employees

Land Aggregation Scheme - Strategic Development and Management Plan

Posted: Jan 31, 2018 Research area:

The Housing Agency is responsible for the management of over 80 sites. We currently have in place a Development and Strategic Plan for our sites.

Rebuilding the Irish Neighbourhood

Posted: Jan 01, 2018 Research area: Supply

This report, funded by the Tomar Trust and published by the Housing Agency, examines mixed tenure developments and looks at evidence in Ireland and internationally, as well as opportunities that exist to progress mixed tenure developments.