Background: IL-31RA is a novel Type I cytokine receptor that pairs with oncostatin M receptor to mediate IL-31 signaling. Results: Th2 cytokines up-regulate IL-31RA signaling in macrophages. Conclusion: We demonstrate that the Th2 cytokines IL-4 and IL-13 were capable of up-regulating IL-31RA expression on macrophages. Significance: This newly identified counter-regulatory role between Th2 cytokine and the IL-31 signaling cascade may provide valuable insights into the pathobiology of allergic diseases.