Housing 2021 Show Preview


7-9 SEPTEMBER | MANCHESTER CENTRAL


A Covid-secure Housing returns


Housing 2021, the Chartered Institute of Housing's annual conference, returns to a Covid-secure Manchester Central from 7-9th September to tackle key issues including post-pandemic housing, and the climate crisis


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ousing 2021 is returning to Manchester Central in September after a year of virtual discussions, debates and dialogue. With 8500+ attendees, 10 theatres, 500+ speakers, and 400+ sponsors and


exhibitors over the three days – the event’s hailed by its organisers as the biggest meeting place for the whole housing sector. The housing sector has arguably collaborated more strongly than ever to


show its resilience in 2020, with strong leadership and effort to deliver for those living in our communities. Ranked as a global leader for the delegate experience, the event has been staged for 70 years in the UK. This year, more than ever, will provide a platform for key stakeholders to come together to


discuss, debate, partner, learn and improve the lives of residents. Housing 2021 is aimed at local authorities, housing associations, key partners


and suppliers, government, housebuilders, and developers, and is set to unite all these under one roof to discuss, debate, partner, and learn.


WHY ATTEND? Covering post-Covid living, housing’s role in the climate emergency, digital connectivity, the future of work, the economic landscape, building safety, homelessness, housing delivery, affordability, funding and lots more, you will not want to miss out!


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