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Dublin briefing
In-person event
Joint event
Published: 12 June 2024

Dublin Briefing: Europe’s housing crisis - Tackling affordability and adequacy

When?
Thursday, 7 November 2024
Time

10:00 – 12:00 Irish local time

Where?

Europe House, 12-14 Mount Street Lower, Dublin 2, D02W710, IE

Event type
In-person
Organised by
Eurofound and Ireland’s Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment

As part of its Dublin Briefings series, Eurofound is organising an in-person briefing on Housing affordability and adequacy on 7 November 2024 at Europe House in Dublin from 10.00 – 12.00pm.

Event background

Based on Eurofound research which has mapped housing problems in the EU and policies to address them, expert Hans Dubois presents Eurofound’s most recent data and findings. This off-the-record briefing is a chance for a group of up to 30 participants to engage directly with Eurofound’s expert and get behind the statistics and analysis in an informal setting. The presentation with comparisons across Europe is followed by an exchange of ideas and insights with participants.

Publication: Unaffordable and inadequate housing in Europe

Housing has emerged as one of Europe’s top challenges with about one in ten European households in cities being overburdened by housing and energy costs. In all countries, housing has become unaffordable for many and is in short supply. The housing crisis is also delaying and preventing young people from leaving the family home.

A photo gallery is available.

This Dublin briefing is an important way for Eurofound to hear from its Irish stakeholders and their concerns related to housing as well as sharing plans for upcoming research. It is also an opportunity to network with peers in the fields of social affairs, industrial relations, employment and working conditions.

For any queries about the briefing, please contact Cristina Arigho.

Agenda

Series: Dublin briefings

Held in Eurofound’s home city, our Dublin Briefings offer off-the-record, in-person discussions on pressing Irish and European topics. Connect with our experts to explore current challenges and opportunities in an informal setting.

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