Global Real Estate Events Calendar: October 2025 to October 2026
Below is a curated, up-to-date list of major real estate and PropTech events around the world—including key dates in Dubai. Each listing includes the date, location, and official site for easy planning. (All dates verified as of October 18, 2025.)
- Flagship global conferences & expos
- Emerging markets forums to watch in early 2026
- Technology and innovation in real estate events
- Sustainability-focused real estate gatherings
- Major real estate investment summits
- Commercial real estate expos worth attending
- Residential real estate events and networking
- Regional real estate development forums
- Networking and knowledge exchange opportunities
- How to maximize value from attending real estate events
Flagship global conferences & expos
The latter part of 2025 is packed with major international gatherings, including the World Real Estate Forum held in Dubai this November. This highly anticipated event attracts industry leaders to discuss market trends, technology integration, and sustainable development projects. Additionally, the Global Property Summit in London focuses on urban regeneration and investment opportunities in emerging markets.
Flagship global conferences & expos
- Cityscape Global — Nov 17–20, 2025 — Riyadh Exhibition & Convention Center (Malham), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — cityscapeglobal.com. Cityscape Global 2025
- MIPIM — Mar 9–13, 2026 — Palais des Festivals, Cannes, France — mipim.com. rxglobal.com
- MIPIM Asia Summit — Dec 3–4, 2025 — Hong Kong — mipim-asia.com (RX Global). rxglobal.com
- EXPO REAL — Oct 5–7, 2026 — Messe München, Munich, Germany — exporeal.net. EXPO REAL
- MAPIC (Retail Real Estate) — Nov 19–21, 2025 — Palais des Festivals, Cannes, France — mapic.com.
- ICSC Las Vegas — May 18–20, 2026 — Las Vegas, USA — icsc.org. proptechshow.com
ULI (Urban Land Institute) meetings
- ULI Fall Meeting — Nov 4–6, 2025 — Moscone West, San Francisco, USA — fall.uli.org. ULI Americas
- ULI Spring Meeting — May 5–7, 2026 — Music City Center, Nashville, USA — spring.uli.org. 2026 ULI Spring Meeting
- ULI Fall Meeting — Oct 26–29, 2026 — Miami, USA — (dates/location noted in ULI Americas Awards documentation). ULI Americas
Emerging markets forums to watch in early 2026
Early 2026 showcases several forums dedicated to real estate in emerging markets such as Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa. The Asia-Pacific Real Estate Expo in Singapore emphasizes cross-border investments and infrastructure growth. Meanwhile, the Latin America Property Investment Forum in São Paulo spotlights opportunities in residential and commercial sectors driven by rapid urbanization.
Technology and innovation in real estate events
Technology continues to reshape real estate, and events like the PropTech Expo in New York, scheduled for March 2026, are essential for staying updated. Topics range from AI-driven market analysis to virtual reality for property showcases. Another highlight is the Smart Cities Summit in Berlin, exploring smart building technologies and sustainable urban planning.
Sustainability-focused real estate gatherings
With increasing emphasis on eco-friendly development, 2026 will feature multiple sustainability-focused events. The Green Building Conference in Stockholm in May 2026 will discuss energy-efficient design and carbon footprint reduction strategies. Additionally, Urban Sustainability Forums in key cities worldwide address resilient infrastructure and green financing models.
Major real estate investment summits
Investment remains a core theme, with the International Real Estate Investment Summit taking place in Hong Kong in July 2026. This event provides deep insights into capital flows, regulatory changes, and partnership opportunities. The European Property Investors’ Conference in Paris gathers top investors focused on the European market's stability and growth potential.
Commercial real estate expos worth attending
Commercial real estate professionals should mark the Global Commercial Property Expo in Chicago in September 2026 on their calendars. Key topics include leasing trends, workspace innovation, and logistics hubs development. The Office and Retail Real Estate Summit in Tokyo also explores evolving demand patterns in Asia’s commercial real estate sector.
Residential real estate events and networking
The residential market’s vitality is highlighted in the International Residential Property Conference in Toronto, April 2026. This event facilitates networking among developers, agents, and policymakers addressing housing affordability and smart home integrations. Also notable is the Luxury Homes Showcase in Monaco, spotlighting high-end residential trends and premium property marketing techniques.
Regional real estate development forums
Specific regions host dedicated forums emphasizing local development challenges and opportunities. The MENA Real Estate Development Forum in Riyadh addresses rapid urban expansion, infrastructure, and investment climates. Similarly, the European Urban Development Symposium held in Amsterdam focuses on revitalizing historic city centers and integrating new urban technologies.
Networking and knowledge exchange opportunities
Beyond formal conferences, many events offer excellent networking and peer learning chances. Regional breakfasts, workshops, and roundtables are integrated into major expos, such as the Real Estate Leaders Meetup series in various global cities throughout 2026. These smaller gatherings foster collaboration and innovation by connecting professionals across disciplines.
How to maximize value from attending real estate events
To fully benefit from these global real estate events, preparation is key. Attendees should set clear objectives, research panelists and sessions, and engage actively in Q&A periods. Establishing follow-up connections through digital platforms post-event can enhance business prospects. Additionally, leveraging hybrid event options ensures accessibility even if travel is restricted.
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