Events

The GRESB | Siemens: 2018 Sustainable Real Assets Conference series connects global asset owners, managers, operators and ESG professionals committed to creating sustainable and resilient buildings and infrastructure.

Recorded breaking office take up and satisfying demand despite economic challenges and political uncertainty in 2017, demonstrated Birmingham's resilience. As we move into 2018, will the big improvements in the city's infrastructure be enough appeal to support the steady growth of the city? 

Scotland’s national business golf tournament, Business Fours returns in 2018 with its Spring season after the success of last year’s inaugural tournament.

Join us for a presentation and review on the findings of the De Montfort University survey into the UK commercial property lending market for the year to December 2017.

Attend this breakfast with Movers & Shakers and BPF to hear about the latest news in real estate investment.

The 4th annual Future: PropTech conference will bring together over 1,200+ delegates including the worlds leading real estate companies, agents, brokers, tech V.C’s, media  & institutional investors to connect with the PropTech ecosystem.

EG’s London residential conference returns in 2018 with the leading developers organisations and investors attending. The event brings together the most up-to-date developments & challenges for residential sector in 2018 as well as providing excellent networking opportunities.

The very first conference examining the complex challenges facing the property sector at a time where reform and regulation are officially on the change agenda.

The agenda will include:

The UK’s biggest get-together of sustainable citymaking professionals is back for its 8th outing, with a new programme, a half-day conference, and a new theme – ‘people first’.

Timed as the GLA considers responses to its recently published draft London Plan - which includes proposals to increase the supply, affordability and density of new homes - this seminar will focus on the future for London’s planning framework, and its implications for the Capital’s growth, sustainability and infrastructure.