Business Today: Two-thirds of homes underoccupied, Iliad holds off Eir move and bumper year for Cairn Homes chief

More than two thirds of homes in the State have more rooms than their occupants need, according to ESRI research. Photograph: Frank Miller / THE IRISH TIMES

Another day, another light shone on the housing system. Influential think-tank ESRI published its latest quarterly economic commentary this morning, and as usual it has a host of useful nuggets. In the midst of the housing shortage, its suggestion, as Eoin Burke-Kennedy reports, thatcatches the eye. The suggestion that more than a million homes in the State have more rooms than residents need is sure to get tongues wagging. It also comes a day after Daft.

according to a spokesman for the company. As Joe Brennan reports, taking control of the company would increase the debt burden of the wider Iliad Group, which was listed in Paris before Mr Neil took it private in late 2021.were lodged with the Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman last year, with concerns over customer service dominating and a significant number of consumers making contact over fraudulent activity on their accounts, according to a report. Conor has the details.Entertainment.

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