Thanks: want my 3rd year students to read it.

Kevin, can you email me link or include one the full report here. Can’t find it on the JRS site

The gridlock in supply is not going to be solved by immigration. If medium income people already here cannot compete with newcomers working in tech etc for whom new expensive apartments are being built, hard to see upside.

How? Existing supply rising slower than increase on population in need of housing; currently a slow down of new properties at a time of high immigration?

I wish it was as you say but high levels of immigration in recent years, in the absence of corresponding rise in the availability of housing, especially affordable housing for rent, is imposing a social cost on society, particularly in Dublin.