I led the collaborative production of industry reports, acting as the central link between creative design agencies and internal project teams to ensure a seamless flow from raw data to polished publication.
Build-to-rent – key considerations in efficient design and delivery
The 2018 Linesight report highlighted the Build-to-Rent (BTR) model as a key solution to Ireland's housing shortage, driven by strong investment, particularly from pension and insurance funds. While focusing on market growth, current Linesight insights indicate a shift towards incorporating infrastructure and digital innovation within the construction and BTR sectors.
The report was launched at a breakfast briefing for industry stakeholders to discuss the issues around the development of this asset class. The panel included experts from Linesight, Future Analytics Consulting, LIV Consult, and Tom Philips + Associates. Linesight has broken its report down into sections; analysing the supply-demand, demographic and socioeconomic factors supporting the BTR sector in Ireland, considering the factors impacting the costs and delivery of BTR, and capturing the results of conversations with key industry stakeholders. Linesight has drawn on data from its considerable sector experience and is currently providing consulting services for nearly 7,000 BTR units in the Greater Dublin Area (GDA) to date.
Some challenges to the viability and success of the sector that emerged from Linesight’s primary research included land supply and related costs, local and centralised planning authority alignment, and infrastructural and industry resource issues.
Some challenges to the viability and success of the sector that emerged from Linesight’s primary research included land supply and related costs, local and centralised planning authority alignment, and infrastructural and industry resource issues.
Contributors:
Linesight
Future Analytics
Tom Phillips Associates
LIV Consult
Oaklee Annual Report 2024-25
Oaklee’s 2024/2025 Annual Report highlights a landmark year in its three-year strategy, delivering 359 new homes (205 social, 154 cost-rental) and a €158m investment. The report emphasises accelerating housing supply, strong partnership development, and a "brave" approach to growth and innovation
Contributors:
CI Studio (Design Agency)
Oaklee
Marlet Property Group ESG Report 2022
Marlet Property Group’s 2022 ESG Report outlines their commitment to sustainable development through three core pillars—Building for the Environment, Communities, and Better—aligned with UN SDGs. Key initiatives included initiating Scope 3 emissions measurements, launching the DUBLIV residential brand for healthier communities, and embedding biodiversity net gain into project designs.
Oaklee Strategic Vision 2023-2025
Oaklee's Strategic Vision for 2023–2025 focuses on its transition to an independent, stand-alone Approved Housing Body (AHB) with a primary goal of significantly increasing the supply of social and affordable housing in Ireland.
Contributors:
CI Studio (Design Agency)
Oaklee
D/RES Properties ESG Policy 2022
ESG Policy that uses principles developed by the property industry and expects to submit its performance information annually to an internationally recognised certifier, such as the GRESB Real Estate Assessment process.
