Irish housing policy is failing to address the economic cycle, according to experts. A recent analysis highlights a long-standing disconnect between housing supply and demand. The traditional approach does not account for economic fluctuations, which can significantly impact the market. This gap could hinder future housing developments. The report suggests that policy must evolve to reflect changing economic conditions. Housing experts emphasize the need for flexible strategies. The current system lacks mechanisms to respond to economic downturns. This could lead to instability in the housing market. Authorities are urged to review their approach. The findings call for a more adaptive housing policy.