Housing Ireland Conference 2024
Wednesday 6th March 2024 • Croke Park, Dublin
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15+ expert speakers
4 informative sessions
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About
Housing Ireland Conference
eolas Magazine is organising its ninth annual Housing Ireland conference, which will examine the key challenges facing Ireland’s housing policymakers and senior practitioners across the sector. The conference will take place on 20th March 2024 in the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Dublin.
Key issues to be examined:
Replete with an expert panel of high-level speakers, both domestic and visiting, the conference will be comprehensive, examining themes which include:
01 Housing for All implementation and progress
02 Financing new housing supply
03 Addressing the housing demand and supply imbalance
04 Increasing the stock of permanent social and affordable housing
05 Addressing vacancy and efficient use of existing housing stock
06 Effective policies to support home ownership and affordability
07 Creating a largescale affordable purchase and cost rental sector in Ireland
08 Implementing greater protections for renters
09 Project Tosaigh: Accelerating the delivery of new, affordable homes
10 Eradicating homelessness
11 Housing First implementation 2022-2026
12 Maintenance and management of existing housing stock
13 Availability of land for the delivery of housing
14 Enabling a more sustainable housing system
15 Delivering the National Retrofit Plan
16 Procurement, design, and modern construction methods
17 The holistic role of AHBs in establishing sustainable and vibrant communities
18 The role of the LDA in developing cost rental housing
19 The role of local authorities in the planning and provision of affordable homes on public lands
20 Reducing the cost of construction amid inflationary pressures
21 Delivering appropriate infrastructure to support planned housing
22 Changes to planning and development in Ireland
23 The role of social housing sector in the European Platform on Combating Homelessness
24 A referendum on a constitutional right to housing in Ireland