I find myself this week in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s capital city. I’m here for a few days to work with local officials as they seek to better measure housing market trends. It’s fascinating work and in principle, I’m here to pass on my expertise but, given my interests, it’s next-to-impossible not to look around and try to learn, as well as to teach. I suspect most Irish people know little about Mongolia. There are, of course, an increasing number of Mongolians living, working and learning in Ireland – official numbers show that while there were only 400 Mongolians issued with a…