The housing minister and the chief executive of the National Residential Landlords Association are amongst 60 speakers named for an upcoming conference in London.
It’s thought the timing of the event – February 27 and 28 – should allow the minister, Lee Rowley, to give an update on the progression through Parliament of the controversial Renters Reform Bill.
NRLA chief Ben Beadle is also listed to speak at the event, the London PropTech Show, taking place at the ExCel Centre.
There will also be speeches by the head of the Build To Rent trade body – Brendan Gerachty, chief executive of the UK Apartment Association – and Sean Hooker of the Property Redress Scheme.
Prominent PropTech entrepreneur and lettings sector commentator Neil Cobbold is also set to address delegates.
The event – the second annual edition – describes itself as “where real estate professionals, tech enthusiasts and top companies will converge to explore the intersection of innovation and real estate.”
More details here.
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