This year’s National Property Summit will bring together key actors shaping the trajectory of Ireland’s real estate landscape, such as developers and investors, senior planners and architects, local authorities, approved housing bodies, financial institutions, construction executives, proptech innovators, sustainability experts and national policymakers.

Ireland’s property sector is entering one of the most consequential periods of transformation in its modern history. Pressures to accelerate housing delivery, reconfigure commercial real estate, modernise infrastructure, reform planning, embed sustainability, and evolve investment models are converging at unprecedented scale.

‘Transformation and the Future of Ireland’s Real Estate Landscape’ is the theme for the 13^th Business Post National Property Summit, which takes place on Wednesday 25 November. The event which takes place at the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel in Dublin will convene the full ecosystem for a concentrated day of insight, analysis and high‑level dialogue.

It offers a rare opportunity to engage directly with the individuals driving national strategy, major capital programmes, and the reforms reshaping market dynamics. Through a full programme of keynote addresses, expert panels, fireside conversations, and applied case studies, the Summit will highlight the forces redefining Ireland’s property landscape.

Topics include

• Financing, investment and capital markets
• Planning reform and system modernisation
• Housing delivery and viability
• Commercial real estate outlook
• Urban regeneration and regional development
• Infrastructure, transport and utilities
• ESG, sustainability and climate‑aligned development
• Construction costs, skills and supply chain pressures
• AI, proptech, data and digital transformation
• Public-private collaboration and policy direction

Who should attend

• Policy leaders and government strategists
• Senior public‑sector executives involved in planning, housing, and infrastructure
• Corporate‑level operational leaders overseeing property, development, or construction
• Capital allocators and institutional investment leaders
• Sustainability and ESG leadership teams
• Digital transformation, AI, and proptech leadership
• Regional and local authority senior managers
• Planning system leaders and regulatory influencers
• Housing delivery and social housing programme leaders
• Commercial real estate strategists and portfolio leaders
• Urban regeneration and placemaking leaders
• Infrastructure, utilities, and transport programme leaders
• Construction and engineering leadership teams
• Supply chain, procurement, and cost‑management leaders
• Workforce, skills, and talent development leaders in construction and property
• Data, analytics, and digital innovation specialists in the built environment
• MMC (Modern Methods of Construction) and off‑site manufacturing leaders
• Urban policy researchers and think‑tank influencers
• Community development and social impact programme leaders

Participants will gain an insight into actionable intelligence on planning reform, viability and cost pressures, ESG and climate‑related obligations, infrastructure delivery challenges, capital flows and financing trends, and the evolving expectations of communities, businesses, and government.

Now in its 13^th year, the National Property Summit will serve as a marketplace of ideas and a catalyst for co-ordinated action. It’s where public and private sectors meet, where partnerships take shape, and where the conversations that influence policy, investment, and long‑term planning begin.

For further information visit https://propertysummit.ie/