Realty 2022 Conferences
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What is Realty?
The biggest B2B gathering for Real Estate leaders, and political authorities.
When?
20 September (9:30 am – 9 pm)
21 September (9:30 am – 9 pm)
Where?
Gare Maritime, Brussels, Tour&Taxis, Belgium
full programme - timing and speakers to be confirmed
Tuesday 20 September 2022
Inspiring Cities; Breathing, Living, Working
Realty Forum I
FR/NL
10-10.10
Keynote speaker
Minister Vincent Van Peteghem
FR/NL
10.10-11.15
The Brussels Capital Region
-How can we guarantee affordable housing?
-What is the current situation of social housing and how can it be improved?
NL
11.30-12.30
Soaring Energy Costs
Their impact on the real estate market and how to reduce them
Moderated by Patrick Luysterman
12.30 – 14
Video by Mr Emma/Archi Urbain
Les occupations temporaires
FR
14-15.15
ENG
15.30-16.45
Sustainable Buildings
What solutions are needed to achieve carbon neutrality in buildings? Which measures, financial instruments and technologies can help us with the decarbonisation of our existing stock? Why the distinction between embodied and operation carbon?
Moderated by Dirk Paelinck
FR
17-18
Real Estate Tax Reform
Cadastral revenue remains a target. Are we going to see taxes on real estate income and capital gains?
What would be the impact?
Moderated by Philippe Coulée
Realty Forum II
NL
10.15-11.15
Real Estate & Technology
Moderated by Rudy Janssens
NL
11.30-12.30
Government Architect: To Be or Not To Be:
Moderated by Maarten Van Acker
12.30-14
Video by Mr Emma/Archi Urbain
Women in architecture
Annie et les nanas
ENG
14-15
The Office Market
What is the impact of the increasing demand for flexibility? What does the end user expect from workspace providers? What is the strategy of innovative landlords? What is the importance of well-being, productivity, talent retention, etc.?
Moderated by Idriss Goossens
FR
15.05-16.05
Business Review citydev.brussels – SAU MSI – SLRB BGHM
The Urban Development Corporation (SAU-MSI), the Brussels-Capital Region Housing Company (SLRB-BGHM) and citydev.brussels present the 5th edition of their annual Business Review: “Public ambitions, private opportunities: upcoming professional opportunities in Brussels urban development projects.”
NL
16.15-17.15
Reconversion of an Industrial Site
Valorisation, dialogue between private and public partners.
Moderated by Philip Borremans
ENG
17.15-18
ESG and Impact Investing
full programme - timing and speakers to be confirmed
Wednesday 21 September 2022
Inspiring Cities; Breathing, Living, Working
Realty Forum I
NL
10-11
ENG
11.30-12.30
12.30-14
FR/NL
14-15
UPSI-BVS Conference: Construction costs
Their impact on the real estate market and how to reduce them at the European Level
Moderated by Martin Buxant & Hanne Decoutere
ENG
15.15-16.45
European Cities that Inspire
Architecture and urban planning with mayors and public authorities.
Brussel, Grenoble, Madrid and Venice
Moderated by Marlène de Wouters
FR
17-17.45
Affordable Housing
Kot, apartment, social housing and services all around. Is the public sector still at the command? The necessary private-public alliance
Last updated – 15/09/2022
Realty Forum II
FR
10-11
ENG
11.30-12.30
Retail Strategies
What are the most important challenges in the industry? How do we radically change the end-user experience? What role is the metaverse playing? What are the expansion strategies and how do these align with the changing distribution model?
Moderated by Dirk Paelinck
12.30-14
Video by Mr Emma/Archi Urbain
Sustainable City of Dubaï (Dubaï)
De la forêt à la cathédrale (Suisse)
BotaSolar (Bruxelles)
NL
14-15
What if participation leads to better and faster permits?
The role of civic organisations and the need for dialogue between the various actors.
Moderated by Patrick Luysterman
ENG
15.15-16.30
Finals of the PropTech Startup Awards 2022 and key note on how PropTech start ups contribute to achieving the European Green Deal:
FR/NL
16.55-18.10
Co-Living and Smart Living
A new trend for investors and residents. What’s the impact on “living together”?
Moderated by Marlène de Wouters
