PropTech & Construction
Annual Real Estate Seminar
Real Estate:UK Annual Conference 2026 is an annual conference event open to members and non-members. It features a day of sessions including a pre-conference breakfast session for RE:Futures delegates. The event is held at Together, 88 Wood St, London EC2.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- November 2026
- Location
- TOGETHER 88 Wood Street, Finland
- Organiser
- Real Estate:UK
- Expected attendance
- 76
- Industry
- PropTech & Construction
Public discussion
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Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Building & Construction
On stage
Speakers
- Anna O'KennedyCommunication Trainer and Coach, Great Speech Writing and Communications
- Dr Edward Braund
- Vanessa HaleChief Executive, Real Estate:UK
- Svitlana GubriyHead of indirect real assets, Aberdeen Investments
- Lee MarshallHead of Real Estate, LGPS Central
- Nick MontgomeryGlobal Head of Real Estate, Schroders Capital
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