UKREiiF 2026 returns to Leeds as the UK’s leading forum for real estate, investment and infrastructure, bringing together senior decision-makers, investors, developers and property professionals from across the country.

Designed to connect people, places and businesses, UKREiiF provides a national platform to drive sustainable, inclusive and transformative investment and regeneration. As the flagship event in the UK property calendar, it offers direct access to the ideas, partnerships and opportunities shaping the future of the built environment.

A National Platform for Investment & Regeneration

Across three days, more than 16,000 delegates — including 4,000+ investors and developers — will come together to share insight, build long-term partnerships and explore innovation across real estate and infrastructure.

Whether attendees are established industry leaders or new entrants to the sector, UKREiiF 2026 offers an unrivalled opportunity to understand emerging trends, influence policy and engage with projects driving growth across the UK.

Key Focus Areas for 2026

The 2026 programme places increased emphasis on:

• Coastal regeneration

• Rural placemaking

• Affordable housing

• Ports and airports

• Hospitality and cultural destinations

These themes sit alongside a broader exploration of the UK’s evolving real estate and infrastructure landscape, reflecting the forum’s commitment to balanced, future-focused development.

What to Expect

• 16,000+ delegates from across the real estate, investment and infrastructure sectors

• 4,000+ investors and developers actively shaping the UK market

• Hundreds of exhibitors showcasing projects, services and solutions

• A wide-ranging speaker programme featuring national, regional and international voices

• Fringe events and sessions designed to challenge thinking and share practical insight

Networking, Partnerships & Visibility

UKREiiF 2026 offers extensive opportunities for connection, with dedicated networking spaces, comprehensive delegate directories and curated fringe programming. Attendees can engage directly with public and private sector stakeholders, supporting collaboration across local, national and international projects.

For sponsors and partners, the forum delivers premium visibility, high-impact exhibition opportunities and association with the UK’s most influential real estate and infrastructure event.