Global Land & Property Conference 2025

The Global Land and Property Conference brings together leaders from across real estate, finance, urban development, and policy to examine the forces reshaping land and property in a time of unprecedented change. From climate disruption, geopolitical instability, and inflation to AI, urbanisation, and resource scarcity, today’s professionals face a convergence of challenges—and opportunities—that demand new approaches.

This year’s programme explores global market outlooks, the financing of net-zero transitions, and innovations in land use planning, alongside emerging frameworks for valuing social impact and natural capital. Expert panels and case studies showcase practical solutions, from climate-adaptive affordable housing to circular construction and water resilience strategies.

Delegates will gain insights from world-class economists, investors, urban planners, and policy experts on navigating polycrisis risks while building long-term resilience. With perspectives spanning Europe, the Americas, and beyond, the conference is a platform for knowledge-sharing, collaboration, and leadership—helping professionals unlock sustainable value across the land and property lifecycle.

Join us to...

• Assess how climate disruption, conflict, technological change, and inflation are reshaping land and property markets over the next five years.
• Gain insights into the implications of geopolitical risk, supply chain disruption, and climate impacts for investment and development.
• Explore tools such as green bonds, blended capital, and public–private partnerships to mobilise climate-aligned investment.
• Examine strategies for reimagining density, unlocking land supply, and balancing growth with sustainability.
• Explore how ecosystems, biodiversity, and natural assets can be incorporated into planning, valuation, and investment frameworks.
• Review global case studies on managing scarcity, flood risk, and infrastructure for climate-adaptive cities.
• Learn from practical examples of materials re-use, low-carbon procurement, and lifecycle extension in the built environment.
• Gain cross-sector insights on building regulations, minerals access, and risk mapping to enhance long-term resilience.
• Learn how this forthcoming standard (October 2025) will guide sustainable land management and global investment practice.