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Show Preview: HOMES UK 19


25-26 NOVEMBER EXCEL, LONDON


HOMES UK 2025 H


OMES UK is on 25-26 November 2025, at ExceL in London. It’s the largest free to attend conference and exhibition of its kind. HOMES UK brings together thousands of housing professionals


at the very moment the Autumn Budget is announced, creating a unique opportunity to examine its implications in real time. Together, we’ll explore both the opportunities and challenges in the wake of the Chancellor’s announcements, and how the sector can accelerate delivery, build more homes, and improve the quality and sustainability of existing stock. In the face of the UK housing crisis and limited resources, it’s more important


than ever to learn from each other and establish the partnerships necessary to achieve more together. HOMES UK is designed to help housing and asset management, development


and sustainability professionals fi nd the solutions and connections they need to rise to the challenge.” Co-located with Unlock Net Zero Live, focusing on the practical reality of the


transition to a net zero future, the leading net zero knowledge portal – which now has over 70,000 subscribers - will be brought to life through our dedicated exhibition and interactive learning and networking opportunities. Unlock Net Zero Live brings the UK housing and built environment


sectors together to push forward bold conversations and practical solutions to decarbonise our homes and places at both pace and scale. To deliver warm, energy effi cient homes alongside meeting the UK’s


net zero and climate change targets, we need collective, urgent action across all sectors.


SIX STAGES OF LEARNING Expert analysis and guidance on Labour’s policy ambitions - housing targets, remediation acceleration, Awaab’s Law and more. Benefi t from a comprehensive programme addressing your top sector


challenges. HOMES UK and Unlock Net Zero Live is the destination event for anyone in asset management, development, sustainability or tenant engagement. Come and hear from Government bodies, inspiring keynotes, expert advisors, international and peer-led case studies, off ering practical solutions to the latest issues. Whether you are looking for a big picture snapshot of the sector or opportunities to tailor your agenda and drill into the detail, there is something here for everyone!


HEAR FROM GOVERNMENT Gain clarity from sector regulators and government bodies on delivering multiple priorities - across new and existing homes. T is is a free opportunity for the whole housing and wider living sector


to come together following the Autumn Budget to better understand the opportunities of the new government to increase aff ordable housing supply and improve the quality and sustainability of existing homes.


UNRIVALLED NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES Inspiring networking events to help you make relevant connections among the thousands of attendees.


HOMES UK is attended by thousands of housing and built environment


professionals, tenants and residents. To help you make the most of this potential, we have a new and improved networking programme with opportunities to make connections with key audience segments. Connect with like minded professionals and grow your network in drink receptions, workshops, and more! To register for your ticket,


please scan the QR Code. Article supplied by Homes UK


Housing Management & Maintenance October/November 2025


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