The Real Estate:UK (the new, unified industry body formed from the merger AREF, BPF and IPF) Theatre will provide timely, insight-led guidance on how institutional capital is shaping the future of UK housing and specialist residential markets, at a point of shifting investment conditions and increasing delivery pressure.
Bringing together expertise across Build to Rent, social housing partnerships and senior living, the programme will explore where capital is flowing, how investor priorities are evolving, and the extent to which government performance is influencing confidence and momentum.
Designed to deliver clear, actionable intelligence, sessions will examine evidencing standards, structures for resilient partnerships, and the broader social and systemic benefits of specialist housing. Together, they will equip attendees to navigate uncertainty, make more informed strategic decisions and position their organisations effectively.

All RE:UK members receive a 25% discount when booking your delegate pass

Why attend?

Insight into investment flows

Gain clarity on where domestic and global capital is entering UK real estate, how investor behaviour is shifting, and how to translate the flows into actionable positioning for your pipeline

Understanding Build to Rent standards

Hear how the Build to Rent Alliance Code is evidencing quality and how aligning to the Code can strengthen quality, transparency and performance in institutional residential

Models for partnering with institutional capital

Explore how long‑term investors are working with providers to deliver social homes and the conditions that support effective, sustainable partnerships, so projects are financeable, repeatable and resilient.

Assessment of government performance

Hear a clear, evidence‑based assessment of policy performance, where the gaps are, and what the investment community needs to unlock scale and momentum

The role of Purpose-Built Student Accommodation in the housing system

Understand how PBSA supports housing supply and local economies, and what that means for investment rationale, locations and partnerships

Senior living as a system enabler

Learn how senior living models can support health, independence and resilience across communities, while easing pressure on public services – informing design, operations and investment cases

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