Professor of Real Estate and Urban Studies at Ulster University. LFC fan. Enjoy live music and travel. All views expressed are my own.

Joined May 2020
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Delighted to meet the @LFCFoundation team at Anfield following our £3632.50 donation supporting their outstanding work across communities and the wider LFC family. ⚽️ @ProfMartinHaran and @hara_anton were presented with a signed LFC shirt by @ChrisKirkland43 and @LeeTheRed.
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In good company tonight with the Liverpool Legend Robbie Fowler @olscportaferry. Brilliant night and he was great company.
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Today our Chief Executive @SeamusLeheny gave a presentation at @agendani NI Housing Conference in #Belfast outlining the challenges facing Housing Associations over the next decade #HousingNI #socialhousing
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Great to hear from our @BetterHousingNI Chair, Niall Sheridan, talking to @BelTel about the economic and environmental benefits of making the #retrofitting of homes a priority BelfastTelegraph.co.uk @LBGplc @chambrepa
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Delighted to contribute to this Civic Initiative event on the future supply of housing in NI. Informed and lively discussion with delegates on housing related infrastructure and the significance of quality housing provision as a premise for societal health and well-being.
Professor @ProfMartinHaran, @CIHNI Director @JustinCar1, and a virtual @RoryHearneGaffs speaking to the Citizens' Forum on Housing on infrastructure, sustainability, planning system reform, and cross border cooperation.
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Great to hear @dlittle200 on @BBCNewsNI Good Morning Ulster today discussing @UlsterUni research and the urgent need to decarbonise our homes to ensure we hit our Net Zero targets and reduce our energy costs. Proud to have sponsored this report bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-i… @Kelmba
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Replying to @fmbuilders
@fmbuilders members proud to support the data and findings of @ProfMartinHaran and @LloydsBank report on the route to low carbon homes . Good discussions with @Ciaranovic @Kelmba @ciaraf44 @DianeForsytheNI on the need for a clear quality based retrofit strategy and funding
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I enjoyed attending the launch of “The route to low carbon homes” report. Informative discussion and interesting recommendations. Decisions taken now will impact the future.
Delighted to be with @NIHEChair at today's low carbon homes report launch. Good to hear the cross-party political support for policy intervention from @Kelmba @DianeForsytheNI @ciaraf44. We need a 'single policy to improve #energyefficiency for our most vulnerable households'
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Housing in the most disadvantaged areas is among the least energy efficient, decarbonising has social value as well as environmental value - @ProfMartinHaran shares the policy recommendations from #lowcarbonhomesni report @LBGAmbNIreland @dlittle200
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Our panel discussion is now underway! #lowcarbonhomesni
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We're here at the Parliament Buildings for the launch Forum for a Better Housing Market's report: "New Foundations: The route to low carbon homes". We welcome our 5 panellists & look forward to the discussion on the report's recommendations. #lowcarbonhomesni
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Delighted to present our research report on the decarbonisation of the housing sector in Northern Ireland. Challenges, opportunities and putting in place a road map to deliver #lowcarbonhomesni
New research from Forum for a Better Housing NI & @UlsterUni, sponsored by @LBGplc, reinforces the need to decarbonise our housing sector. Proud to be with @dlittle200 to bring the housing sector together to help deliver on Net Zero #lowcarbonhomesni 👉rb.gy/rvwdo
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Lack of stock, poor quality stock, unregulated lettings and the growth in short term rents all impacting the private rental sector. Rental affordability is a huge challenge across NI.
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Dr Michael McCord @UlsterUni says private rental sector is most concerning part of the housing market. Cites affordability as the major issue. 41% increase in private rents since 2015 “hugely concerning” #insights
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NIFHA Chief Executive @SeamusLeheny closes what was a very successful Development & Asset Management conference. We need to secure #netzero funding that other jurisdictions are getting that we are missing out on. #NIFHADAM23 #housingassociations #socialhousing
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Professor Martin Haran retweeted
Fabulous session with Mark Spence CEF, Barry McCarron Passive House Ireland & Sarah Schofield that could have gone on all day! ⁦@CEFNI1⁩ ⁦@PHAIreland⁩ ⁦@adrataicyf⁩ ⁦@NIFHA⁩
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Professor Martin Haran retweeted
CEF Managing Director, @mspence001, will be part of a panel discussion on reducing the construction industry’s carbon footprint at the NIFHA Housing Development & Asset Management Conference and Suppliers Exhibition later this month. Register now 👇👇
NIFHA DEVELOPMENT & ASSET MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE & SUPPLIERS EXHIBITION 26th Jan, Clayton Hotel:- what we are doing as a sector to reduce our carbon footprint and is MMC the way to go? Just a flavour of what lies ahead! Book at: bit.ly/3QJbNC1
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Article on the quality of social housing stock. The same standards need to be upheld in the private rented sector. Access to quality housing should not be a privilege in the U.K. in 2022.
UK social housing review exposes ‘shockingly poor’ homes via @FT on.ft.com/3hnU8T0
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The @FinancialTimes points out this morning that the UK's housing stock is 'older and less well-insulated than that almost any other nation in Europe'. More than £10bn - or £390 per household - could be saved on energy bills if leaky homes were properly insulated.
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