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SOLD OUT | Greater Manchester Development Update 2026
Arguably Place’s most popular conference, this event brings together the people shaping the future of the city region, regarded as the engine room of the Northern economy.
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Revitalising our Town and City Centres 2026
What do our ailing towns and city centres need to give them a boost? How can defunct retail space be repurposed? Who is paying for the urban playgrounds of the future? These questions and more will be tackled at this event dedicated to unpicking one of the biggest challenges facing society today – the future of our high streets.
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Place Party North of England 2026
Featuring absolutely no awards and no long speeches, Place Party is the original celebration of the property community for people who value good company and a relaxed vibe while keeping the entertainment and food and drink of the highest order.
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Place RESI 2026
How is Labour’s 1.5m housing target looking? This conference will delve into all areas of the residential market from luxury city centre apartments to single family social housing and debate what the government has got right and what it has got wrong since coming into power on the promise of fixing the housing crisis.
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Liverpool City Region Development Update 2026
Liverpool is on the march. Plans for grade A offices and residential skyscrapers are in the works after a period of stagnation for the city, indicating an upturn in investor appetite. And don’t forget the rest of the city region as the likes of Wirral and St Helens push on with regeneration projects worth hundreds of millions of pounds.
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Life Sciences Update 2026
The fascinating surge in the science property scene has been one of the standout stories of the past decade with the likes of Liverpool and Manchester both boasting thriving life sciences ecosystems. The government is also keen to see growth in this sector, naming life sciences as one of its priority areas in the industrial strategy.
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Economic Forecast Lunch: The North in 2027
What will the residential, logistics, and office market look like in the year ahead? Join Place as we look to the future, bringing together a series of market experts and local authorities to provide the crucial intel you need for your business to thrive in 2027.
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Lancashire Development Update 2027
A targeted briefing on a subregional market seeing £2bn of active and planned development, spanning advanced manufacturing, energy, and housing delivery.
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The Greater Manchester Real Estate Summit 2027
Greater Manchester is the UK’s leading regional economy outside London, with a £100bn GVA and one of the largest development pipelines in the country. This enlarged full-day event focuses on where the next wave of opportunity sits across residential, commercial, and infrastructure.
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Liverpool Development Update 2027
Liverpool continues to deliver major regeneration, with billions committed across waterfront, city centre, and housing-led schemes. This session focuses on unlocking delivery, identifying investable opportunities, and understanding the partnerships shaping the city.
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