Homes UK Show Preview challenges so you don’t have to.


• Gain fresh ideas from international speakers from Vienna, the US and more – access world-leading expertise that you rarely find at other UK events.


• Rapidly expand your network at one of the biggest meeting places for the entire sector. Meet potential partners and talent from over 6,000 attendees at curated networking events.


• Keep up-to-date with product innovations and sector announcements at the show’s biggest-ever exhibition of 250 suppliers.


WHAT’S NEW FOR 2019?


• A focus on rapidly growing markets like build to rent, student accommodation, intergenerational and co-living – keep up with trends or research expansion opportunities.


• Reimagine what housing looks like at the Home of 2030 charette led by the Ministry of Building Innovation & Education (MOBIE). Generate ideas by collaborating with students and sector leaders.


• New TECH theatre dedicated to digital innovation and customer experience – a one-stop shop to help progress your digital journey.


Public sector and not-for-profit employees can register for a free visitor pass (a £165+VAT per day ticket fee applies to private sector and for-profit attendees) and start planning their content schedule. You can tell HOMES UK what you’re most looking forward to by joining the conversation on Twitter @HomesEvent. The show looks forward to welcoming you to the ExCeL later this year to explore the #futureofliving.


Visit homesevent.co.uk/register to complete your registration and secure your ticket


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