Estates Gazette at UKREiiF 2026
The full programme coming soon.
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Wired for power: energy deliverability in 2026+
In this roundtable, we'll interrogate a fundamental challenge at the heart of the UK’s development targets: delivering the reliable and resilient energy supply that is vital to modern living in the digital age. We will discuss existing and future constraints on grid capacity, and the viable workarounds that can be used by forward-thinking developers and local authorities. How embedded power generation should be at the heart of new settlements, in order that they can thrive. Different ownership models that can help secure pivotal energy infrastructure. Technological advancements including private wire systems, microgrids, and behind‑the‑meter solutions. And the importance of collaboration between landowners, developers, investors and local authorities to ensure energy security that meets the need of future generations. Featuring expert insights from a table of attendees drawn from residential developers, industrial and logistics developers, energy providers, occupiers and funders.
Invite-only.
In partnership with Shakespeare Martineau.
Panel discussion at The Malthouse, Chadwick Street, Leeds LS10 1LJ. Followed by networking drinks.
Speaker details coming soon.
In partnership with Avison Young.
Davitt Jones Bould and Estates Gazette, along with supporting sponsors, are hosting an exclusive Champagne Reception for industry leaders and influential decision makers from across the real estate sector. A headline, invite-only networking event on the Tuesday evening of UKREiiF, supporting senior-level networking and charity fundraising.
In partnership with Davitt Jones Bould.
Supporting sponsors: Blick Rothenberg, Pegasus Planning, TAB Group and BTG Eddisons.
Event partners: Estates Gazette, Real Estate Balance, RE Think Food and LandAid.
Shaping the future: building resilience across the living sectors
With the Renters’ Rights Act now in force, the UK living sectors are entering a defining phase. The removal of fixed-term tenancies, rising compliance expectations and continued planning and building safety pressures are reshaping how rental housing is developed, operated and financed.
At the same time, capital continues to flow into alternative living formats, from single-family rental to co-living and operationally intensive purpose-built student accommodation, creating a more diversified but increasingly complex market.
This roundtable will explore how investors and operators can move beyond short-term regulatory adaptation and instead embed resilience into their long-term strategies.
Invite-only.
In partnership with RentGuarantor.
This is an invite-only editor's dinner hosted by Tim Burke.
If you are interested in attending, please contact: egevents@markallengroup.com
In partnership with Stevens & Bolton.
