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Reflecting on MIPIM 2024: what did we learn?

April 2, 2024, Callum Reilly

Reflecting on MIPIM 2024: what did we learn?

MIPIM 2024 once again affirmed its significance as a pivotal event in the international real estate sector. Yearly, this conference brings together key figures from all over the international property industry, fostering dialogue and expediting the transformation of the real estate environment. This blog explores the central themes and outcomes that characterised this year’s event.

‘Going beyond’ 

The real estate investment landscape is expected to gradually improve after a year of stronger growth compared to the previous years. Through its extensive programme of events and discussions, the conference aimed to empower participants from the global community to collaborate and deploy solutions leading to a more diversified, sustainable and user-centric real estate sector, alongside discussions on breakthroughs and innovative practices reshaping the space.

Sustainability and leadership in ESG 

Marking itself as the most sustainable exhibition to date, MIPIM 2024 placed sustainability at the core of its discussions. The ‘Road to Zero Stage’ hosted sessions focusing on sharing knowledge and solutions to decarbonise real estate. The ‘Housing Matters!’ summit emphasised sustainable housing solutions, addressing today’s economic and social challenges. Issues such as housing shortages, interest rate hikes, and global supply chain concerns were explored in a half-day summit on the opening day, bringing together investors, developers, local authorities, and legal experts to discuss future-oriented housing models, like build-to-rent and cooperative housing. 

Looking ahead

A key realisation from MIPIM 2024 was the awareness that most cities need to catch up with the escalating housing demands, with projections indicating that cities will accommodate 70% of the world’s population by 2050. The conference facilitated critical discussions and thought leadership on shaping future living through global sessions like “Accelerating Change Towards Better Future Cities” and London-focused discussions on “Build-to-Rent and Coliving in the Capital,” alongside the RIBA Reception Planning for the future: delivering high-quality, sustainable homes.

Reflecting on the conference, it’s evident that this year served as a crucial forum for engaging with industry leaders, exploring new opportunities, and contributing to shaping the future of real estate. 

The event underscored the industry’s collective move towards a more sustainable, inclusive, and innovative future, highlighting the essential dialogue and partnerships that will drive the real estate industry forward in the UK and beyond.

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Callum Reilly

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