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Our latest, Spring 2025, @ESRIDublin Quarterly Economic Commentary has two themes: 1) Trump tariff impacts and 2) boosting housing supply. Document is available here: esri.ie/publications/q…
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Rachel Slaymaker
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Rachel Slaymaker
@RachelSlaymake1
Research Officer @ESRIDublin. Previously PhD @UoNEconomics. Applied Micro-economist. Housing, Applied Banking, Migration. Views my own.
Dublin, Ireland Katılım Kasım 2020
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I wrote a Box in the latest @ESRIDublin 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.
Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)@ESRIDublin
Today, we publish our Quarterly Economic Commentary, Spring 2025. 💡 Read the key findings from the commentary: esri.ie/news/global-un… 📄 Download the full report: esri.ie/publications/q…
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Only a few days left to apply for the @ESRIDublin summer internships - the deadline is this Friday! Positions open in economics , behavioral economics, migration and Human Resources.
Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)@ESRIDublin
We are currently recruiting for the following position: ESRI Summer Internship Programme 2025 - Economics. Applications for Summer Internships are invited from students of Economics or other quantitative disciplines entering or completing the final year of their undergraduate
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Today, we have published 'Exploring investment requirements for energy efficiency upgrades in the private rental sector'.
💡 Read more key findings: esri.ie/news/new-esri-…
📄 Download the full report: esri.ie/publications/e…
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Today, @RachelSlaymake1, Research Officer at @ESRIDublin, presented findings of the Individual Property Level Analysis at the @RTBinfo's 20th anniversary conference. #RTB20Years.
🏘 Read the key findings and download the full report and presentation: esri.ie/publications/a…
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We now welcome Rachel Slaymaker, Research Officer at the @ESRIDublin to present the findings of the Individual Property Level Analysis.
This is a peer-reviewed study that tracked the changes in rent reported for 182,250 individual properties. #RTB20Years
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Today, the ESRI and @RTBinfo publish a report titled 'An assessment of property level rental price growth in Ireland'.
📄 Download the full report: esri.ie/publications/a…
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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.
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@RTBinfo @ESRIDublin Q1 2024 Rent Index & preliminary findings of @ESRIDublin 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%.
Residential Tenancies Board@RTBinfo
Today the RTB released the Q1 2024 Rent Index and preliminary findings of the ‘Individual Property Level Analysis’. Access the report, press release, and infographic here: bit.ly/4elbSGA #RTBRentIndex youtube.com/watch?v=yAWaIR…
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Excited to join @FightPoverty discussion on Balancing Tourism & Housing Affordability today. Big topic in Ireland so great to discuss challenges and gain insights into policy solutions from around the world.
Business Fights Poverty@FightPoverty
Let’s tackle the issue of balancing tourism growth & local housing affordability 🌟 As property prices rise, communities face a #HousingCrisis. 🏠 Join our next online discussion on 11 July and share your insights! 🔗 bit.ly/4ckwaiE #AffordableHousing #TourismImpact
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Hugely important research by my @ESRIDublin colleagues Adele Bergin and Paul Egan on revised estimates of the structural demand for housing. Congrats to both on a very thorough & rigorous piece of work.
esri.ie/publications/p…
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Many thanks to @AndrewLowth1 for the invitation to discuss the latest @RTBinfo/@ESRIDublin Rent Index on @NewstalkFM. You can find the full report here:
rtb.ie/about-rtb/news…
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Spoke this morning on @RTERadio1 Morning Ireland about the most recent @RTBinfo /@ESRIDublin Rent Index. You can listen back here:
rte.ie/radio/radio1/m…
Full report is available here:
rtb.ie/about-rtb/news…
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Important new report out by my @ESRIDublin colleagues @RachelSlaymake1 and @otoolecm. Important in itself but also as an input into estimates of the structural demand for housing.
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Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)@ESRIDublin
"Ireland has been a “clear outlier” in Europe for having a relatively large average household size, according to new research published by @ESRIDublin." 📄 Read the ESRI report: esri.ie/publications/h… 📱 Read coverage in the @IrishTimes: irishtimes.com/ireland/housin…
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Today, @ESRIDublin publish a new report titled "Household size in Ireland: Stylised facts and cross country trends" by @otoolecm and @RachelSlaymake1.
💡 Learn more about the report: esri.ie/news/number-of…
📄 Download the full report: esri.ie/publications/h…
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Evidence of new supply (RPZ exempt for 1stletting) impacting new tenancy growth rates in some areas (e.g. South Dublin LA where new tenancy rents up 20.4% y-o-y vs only 3.6% for existing tenancy rents)
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New tenancy rental inflation remains v high (up 11% y-o-y), sitting tenants’ rents increase by less than half that rate (5.2% y-o-y). Biggest increases outside of major urban markets for both new & existing rents
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A few thoughts:
Q3 of each year usually sees big spike in new tenancy registrations – much less evident in 2023 – lack of turnover in market now quite evident
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