10:30 – 11:30am S+W panel session on AI in Real Estate – Nirvana or new bubble?

How is AI affecting real estate? Developers, operators, funders and industry bodies in the UK discuss what they are seeing in the market that is producing tangible results – and where it’s not working.

Featuring Mark Robinson (chair) and Scott Ritchie, Partner, S+W.

12:30 – 1:15pm RE:UK panel session (S+W pavilion) – Launch of the Build to Rent Alliance Code

This event will see the BTR Alliance set out the core BTR Alliance Code. The code seeks to shape a more consistent, transparent and accountable framework for institutional residential at a time of heightened scrutiny and evolving investor expectations. It will set out the clear, evidence‑based standards that will strengthen quality, reinforce trust, and support a more resilient, high‑performing Build to Rent sector.

2:00 – 3:00pm S+W panel session – Scotland the brave? The bold approach needed to tackle the housing emergency

What does the future hold for planning and development in Scotland following the Scottish elections in 2026? Will the new government take radical action on planning reform to meet housing needs, and how does the policy agenda differ from the rest of the UK?

Featuring Fraser Mitchell, S+W (chair) and Nicola Woodward, Lichfields.

4:00 – 5:00pm S+W networking event – Real Estate Wine Tasting & Networking Reception

Unwind after a packed day at UKREiiF with an evening that blends fine wine, great conversation, and meaningful industry connections.

This relaxed networking reception brings together professionals from across the real estate, investment, and development sectors for an informal tasting – with prizes for those with the best noses!

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9:30 – 10:30am British Council of Offices panel session (S+W pavilion) – Viability and sustainability in UK office sector

Outside of London and the big six cities a lack of high quality, sustainable office space is holding back economic growth. A new ‘city office portfolio’ approach can help regional towns and cities develop fit for place solutions – building local capacity that is both sustainable and conducive to a growing economy. This workshop will bring together the British Council for Offices with regional local authorities and office specialists to explore how this approach can drive sustainable economic growth and job creation across the UK.

Featuring Samantha McClary, CEO, BCO (chair); Emma Guthrie, Partner, S+W; Don Brankin, Head of Strategy, GPA; John Wright, Director, Stride Treglown; and Tenika Young, Associate, Savills.

11:30 – 12:30pm S+W panel session – The Future of Ports: How can the UK be globally competitive?

Ports are critical economic infrastructure yet often overlooked in property-led investment conversations.

Are UK ports structurally disadvantaged in competing with major European and global hubs – or is the issue one of capital deployment, governance and regulatory agility?

Open to port authorities, logistics investors, infrastructure funds, freight operators, and public sector leaders.

Featuring George McKinlay, Partner, S+W (chair) and Mark Robinson, Group Estates Director, Peel Ports.

2:30 – 3:30pm Real Estate Balance session (S+W pavilion) – Networking bingo 

4:30 – 5:30pm The real estate legal challenge café (S+W pavilion)

Drop-in session open to all. Ask us your trickiest real estate legal question – if we can answer it you make a donation to LandAid, if we can’t we’ll make a donation and you get a free coffee and merchandise!

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10:00 – 11:00am Futures x NextGen Workshop Hosted by RE:UK and Real Estate Balance – From Access to Leadership: Delivering Real Change in Real Estate Talent

The real estate sector has made meaningful commitments to equity, diversity and inclusion – but how do we turn intent into lasting, measurable change?

This panel brings together leaders from across the talent pipeline – from early access and education to leadership representation – to explore how the industry can widen access, support progression and build a more inclusive future.

Through practical insights and lived experience, the session will examine what’s working, where gaps remain, and how organisations can collaborate to drive impact at scale.

12:30pm – Event close

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