Property Investor Show 2027 – Birmingham, United Kingdom
What to expect
Property Investor Show 2027 Birmingham is the Midlands edition of the United Kingdom’s leading event for anyone serious about making money from property. Whether you are a hands on United Kingdom landlord, a more passive investor or targeting an international investment, it is the ideal place for networking, obtaining reliable and up to date property market information and property to buy.
From 2027 the Property Investor Show will co-locate with A Place in the Sun Live at ExCeL London and NEC Birmingham, bringing together the UK’s two largest and longest-running property events. The acquisition by APITS Ltd brings A Place in the Sun Live and the Property Investor Show together in one venue at one time, creating a wider-reaching event for British and overseas property buyers and investors.
Visitors can expect education, inspiration and action across three days at the NEC. The show includes representation from a range of countries including Cyprus, Dubai, Georgia, Morocco, Greece, Malta, The Gambia, The Netherlands, Egypt, Nigeria, Montenegro, Portugal and Turkey. They will give attendees detailed, accurate and independent advice about the range of amazing international property investment opportunities now available.
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The Birmingham edition provides an audience beyond London and the Southeast, with a strong regional focus on Midlands landlords, developers and investors, while still offering national and international opportunities. It is designed to cater for all levels of property experience, everyone from the novice to seasoned buy to let investor.
Event dates
Event Dates: 24-26 September 2027
Event Duration: Three days of exhibition and seminars
Opening Hours: Exhibition open from 10:00 to 18:00 on Friday and Saturday and 10:00 to 17:00 on Sunday. Seminar programme runs continuously throughout opening hours.
Venue: NEC Birmingham, North Avenue, Marston Green, Birmingham B40 1NT, United Kingdom
Co-location: Co-located with A Place in the Sun Live, retaining distinct branding, floorplan and seminar theatre
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Venue & exhibition site
The event takes place at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, the UK’s premier exhibition venue. The venue address is NEC Birmingham, North Avenue, Marston Green, Birmingham B40 1NT, United Kingdom.
The NEC offers extensive indoor exhibition space with high ceilings, robust floor loading and excellent logistics. It is centrally located in the heart of the UK and provides a natural meeting point for national and regional visitors. The complex is fully accessible, with step-free access, accessible toilets, mobility assistance and a wide range of on-site services including restaurants, cafes, business lounges and free Wi-Fi.
The venue has its own railway station and direct connection to Birmingham Airport, making it highly accessible for international participants and for visitors travelling from across the Midlands, North and South. The exhibition halls are configured to host co-located events side by side, with clear signage allowing visitors to move between UK property, international property and service provider zones.
From 2027 the Property Investor Show will have its own distinct branding, floorplan and seminar theatre within the larger A Place in the Sun Live event at NEC Birmingham, ensuring that visitors can easily navigate between UK and overseas property opportunities.
Full event programme
The full event programme includes a comprehensive exhibition plus panel debates, seminars, workshops and international showcases.
The exhibition features developers, agents and service providers covering buy to let, build to rent, houses in multiple occupation, auction properties, new builds, off plan developments, short term rentals and holiday lets. Other exhibitors in the hall include specialist lenders, furnishings firms, insurers, auction houses, tax specialists, lawyers, tenancy deposit schemes, landlord and tenant services and crowd funders, a mix indicative of a diverse and healthy sector.
In addition to presence from some of the industry’s best known service providers, the show is set to include a range of panel debates. These sessions will be packed with informed content and advice for property investors and landlords of all types and sizes. Given their relevance and personalities involved, these sessions will pack the theatres, so expect many sessions to be standing room only.
International property investor zones will include representation from a range of countries giving detailed, accurate and independent advice about international investment opportunities. The programme also includes expert advice on financing, legal, tax, currency and residency issues for overseas buyers, with particular relevance for Midlands investors looking to diversify beyond their local market.
Key speakers & keynote speakers
The speaker faculty brings together property experts, landlords, investors, legal specialists, tax advisers, mortgage brokers and overseas property specialists.
Previous and expected speakers include presenters from A Place in the Sun television programme, who provide insights into buying abroad and opening up a world of opportunity to the British public. Legal and financial specialists cover topics such as Spanish residency and regional tax rules, wealth protection, inheritance tax and digital nomad visas.
Regular contributors include representatives from the National Residential Landlords Association, tax specialists such as Hennah Haywood Law and Acuity Professional, finance providers such as Roma Finance, SPF Private Clients, ICICI Bank, State Bank of India and Sourced Property, and auction specialists such as My Auction and Online Property Auctions Scotland.
International exhibitors and speakers provide detailed advice on markets such as Cyprus, Dubai, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Egypt, Nigeria, Malta, Greece, Georgia and Morocco. The Birmingham edition also features Midlands-based property strategists, portfolio builders and development experts who share case studies on scaling portfolios in regional markets and navigating local authority licensing.
Conference sessions & tracks
The conference is organised into multiple seminar theatres, each focused on a specific investor need.
UK Buy to Let and Portfolio Building
This track covers buy to let fundamentals, houses in multiple occupation, limited company structures, sourcing deals, refurbishment strategies, tenant management and scaling a portfolio in the Midlands and beyond. It is designed for hands on landlords and those moving from single to multiple properties.
Finance, Tax and Legal
This track examines specialist lending, bridging finance, commercial mortgages, auction finance, tax planning, capital gains, stamp duty, company structures, landlord and tenant law and compliance. Sessions feature mortgage brokers, tax specialists and solicitors.
International Property Investment
This track provides detailed, accurate and independent advice about overseas investment opportunities. Sessions cover buying in Spain, Portugal, Dubai, Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, Egypt, Nigeria and other markets, plus legal, financial, currency and residency considerations.
Auctions, Development and Alternative Strategies
This track focuses on auction buying, off plan and new build developments, serviced accommodation, short lets, crowdfunding, rent to rent and development finance. It includes case studies from developers and investors who have successfully diversified strategies.
Panel debates are a highlight, bringing together diverse perspectives on current market challenges and opportunities for both UK and international investors.
Session times & schedule
The event operates with exhibition and seminar programme running in parallel throughout each day, allowing visitors to move freely between stands and educational sessions.
Each day begins with exhibition doors opening and welcome networking, followed by seminar sessions starting mid-morning. The morning programme typically includes keynote panel debates on the state of the property market and portfolio building strategies. Midday sessions focus on finance and tax, with specialists providing updates on lending criteria and regulatory changes.
Afternoon sessions include international property showcases, auction techniques and alternative investment strategies. The final part of each day features practical workshops and Q and A sessions, providing an opportunity to connect directly with experts and ask specific questions about individual circumstances.
Seminar theatres operate continuously, with sessions lasting around 30 to 45 minutes. Visitors can dip in and out of sessions or plan a full day of learning using the programme published on the website.
Ticket types & registration
The organisers maintain a free-to-attend model for visitors, with registration required for entry.
General Visitor Pass
The standard pass for all property investors, landlords, homebuyers and those considering overseas purchase. It provides access to the Property Investor Show exhibition, A Place in the Sun Live exhibition, all seminar theatres and panel debates, plus a free exhibition catalogue where available. The price is USD 0. Registration is online and avoids queues on the day.
VIP Investor Pass
For active portfolio landlords and overseas buyers seeking enhanced access. Includes fast-track entry, access to VIP lounge, priority seating in seminar theatres and invitation to exclusive networking events. Priced at approximately USD 65 based on previous editions where premium networking packages were offered.
Exhibitor Pass
For exhibiting company personnel. Includes access to exhibitor portal, lead retrieval tools and exhibitor briefings. Included as part of exhibitor package, which starts from approximately USD 3,200 for shell scheme options based on previous editions.
International Buyer Consultation Pass
For visitors seeking one to one advice with legal, financial and currency specialists. Includes pre-booked consultation slots with independent advisers. Price is typically included within general admission but some specialist consultations may charge approximately USD 25 to USD 50.
Registration deadlines
Early online registration is strongly recommended to avoid queues on visit day and to receive regular updates on exhibitors and seminar programme.
Standard online registration remains open until the evening before the event opens. After that, visitors can register on site at NEC Birmingham atrium. On-site registration is free but may involve queues during peak periods.
Exhibitor bookings for premium locations close about three months before the show, with final bookings accepted subject to availability. Seminar speaker applications close approximately six weeks before the event.
Exhibitor list & major companies
The exhibition features a snapshot of great exhibitors who regularly attend the Property Investor Show, covering the full property investment ecosystem.
Regular exhibitors include finance providers such as Roma Finance, SPF Private Clients, ICICI Bank, State Bank of India, Crowd Property, Sourced Property and Get Ground. Legal and tax specialists include Hennah Haywood Law, Acuity Professional, Mackrell Solicitors and Kingswood Associates. Auction houses include My Auction and Online Property Auctions Scotland. Landlord services include the National Residential Landlords Association, Property Support Network, Property Investors Bureau, Property CEO, Property Deals Insight and Marsh Commercial.
International exhibitors include developers and agents such as DNJ Properties and Investment, Essential Information Group, Leas Pavilion Development, Merit Abode Nigeria, Advantage Investment, Aspire Property Group, Chave Nova, Condelix Real Estate, Portonovi Resort, Progressive Property, Remax Vantagem Portugal, Saxo, Serneholt Estate, SouthNorth Property Investments, Vincent Burch, Pafilia, Pivot and many more.
Other exhibitors include specialist lenders, furnishings firms, insurers, tax specialists, lawyers, tenancy deposit schemes, landlord and tenant services and crowd funders. International representation covers countries such as Cyprus, Dubai, Georgia, Morocco, Greece, Malta, The Gambia, The Netherlands, Egypt, Nigeria, Montenegro, Portugal and Turkey.
Exhibition halls & floor plan
The exhibition is housed in the main halls at NEC Birmingham, with a layout designed to retain distinct branding, floorplan and seminar theatre for the Property Investor Show within the larger A Place in the Sun Live event.
The floor is divided into zones: UK property investment, international property, finance and legal services, and landlord services. Each zone features exhibitor stands arranged with clear aisles and demonstration areas. Seminar theatres are located within the exhibition for high visibility and easy access, with dedicated stages for panel debates, UK investment and international investment.
Networking lounges, VIP areas, catering points and sponsor showcases are positioned between exhibition zones. The floor plan is published approximately two weeks before the event and can be downloaded from the official website. Stand numbers include prefixes for easy navigation, and major sponsors are positioned on main aisles.
Networking & business meetings
Networking is a core part of the Property Investor Show, with the event designed as a meeting place for investors, landlords, developers and service providers.
The exhibition provides informal networking throughout the day, with dedicated meeting areas and lounge spaces where visitors can discuss deals with agents, lenders and advisers. The co-location with A Place in the Sun Live expands networking opportunities, allowing UK investors to meet overseas property experts and vice versa, in one venue at one time.
Panel debates and seminar Q and A sessions provide structured networking, bringing together investors of all types and sizes to share experiences and ask questions of experts. Many sessions are standing room only, reflecting the high demand for informed content.
The Birmingham edition is particularly valuable for Midlands-based investors, offering a chance to meet regional service providers and fellow landlords while still accessing national and international expertise. Pre-bookable one to one consultations with mortgage brokers, tax advisers, solicitors and currency specialists enable tailored advice.
Industry sectors & highlights
The Property Investor Show serves multiple sectors where property creates investment opportunity.
Key sectors include buy to let, houses in multiple occupation, build to rent, new build and off plan, auctions, development and refurbishment, short term lets and serviced accommodation, holiday lets, commercial to residential conversion, crowdfunding and alternative finance.
Event highlights include panel debates packed with informed content and advice for property investors and landlords, international property investor zones giving detailed advice about overseas opportunities, and a diverse exhibitor mix that includes specialist lenders, insurers, auction houses and landlord services.
The co-location with A Place in the Sun Live at NEC Birmingham is a major highlight from 2027, bringing together the UK’s two largest and longest-running property events to create a wider-reaching event for British and overseas property buyers and investors, with a distinct focus on audiences beyond London and the Southeast.
Event rules & visitor information
All attendees must wear their official event badge at all times inside the exhibition halls. Badges are non-transferable and must be shown on request by security or organisers.
The event is open to the general public and trade visitors. Entry is free of charge. Visitors will also receive a free exhibition catalogue where available. There is a comprehensive programme of property related seminars, debates and workshops. Entry costs to seminars, debates and workshops will vary and visitors should refer to the seminar page of the show website, but most seminars are free within general admission.
Photography and video for personal use is permitted, but commercial filming requires prior permission from the organisers. Visitors are expected to adhere to a professional code of conduct, with the organisers committed to providing a respectful environment for all participants.
The dress code is smart casual. The venue is fully accessible, with step-free access and accessible facilities.
How to get there
The NEC is one of the most accessible venues in the United Kingdom, located eight miles east of Birmingham city centre with direct motorway, rail and air connections.
If you are travelling by car, the venue has direct access from Junction 6 of the M42 motorway. From the M6, M40 and M1, you can connect via the M42. The postcode for navigation is B40 1NT. Signage for the NEC is well established on all approach roads.
If you are travelling by train, Birmingham International Railway Station is directly connected to the NEC via a covered walkway. The station is served by Avanti West Coast and West Midlands Trains, with direct services from London, Manchester, Edinburgh and other major cities.
If you are travelling by air, Birmingham Airport is just five minutes away via a free Air-Rail Link that connects the airport terminal to Birmingham International Station and the NEC.
Public transport & parking
Public transport to the NEC is frequent and well integrated with the venue. Trains run regularly to Birmingham International from across the United Kingdom, with the covered walkway providing direct access to the halls. Local buses operated by National Express West Midlands, including routes 900 and X1, connect Birmingham city centre and Coventry to the NEC and airport. National Express coaches also serve Birmingham Airport and Birmingham International Station.
For those driving, the NEC has more than 16,000 parking spaces across several car parks. Parking charges apply and are typically around USD 20 to USD 22 per day for public parking when booked online in advance. Free shuttle buses operate from the more distant car parks to the exhibition halls. Electric vehicle charging points are available in selected car parks, and designated accessible parking bays are located close to hall entrances.
Accommodation areas
Birmingham offers a wide range of accommodation to suit all budgets, and early booking is advised as hotels fill quickly during major NEC events.
The most convenient options are the NEC and Birmingham Airport hotels, which are within walking distance of the venue. These include Hilton Birmingham Metropole, Crowne Plaza NEC and Novotel Birmingham Airport. Staying here is ideal for exhibitors and for those with early morning meetings.
Birmingham city centre is another popular choice. It is only a short train ride from the NEC and offers a wide choice of hotels, from budget to luxury, as well as restaurants and evening entertainment. Popular areas include Broad Street, Brindleyplace and Digbeth.
Solihull and Coventry, located to the south of the NEC, offer boutique hotels and often competitive rates with easy motorway access. Resorts World, which is adjacent to the NEC, provides an accommodation and entertainment complex with dining and leisure facilities.
Previous year’s highlights
The London edition provides a strong indication of what to expect in Birmingham, with the Birmingham A Place in the Sun Live edition in 2026 welcoming 97 companies, 15 plus countries represented and 300 plus experts under one roof.
Highlights included international representation, expert advice on legal, financial and residency matters, TV stars from the A Place in the Sun television programme and plenty of inspiration for people considering buying, moving or investing abroad.
Visitor feedback emphasised the value of networking, obtaining reliable and up to date property market information and property to buy, all under one roof. The event included a strong programme of seminars, debates and workshops, with exhibitors such as Crowd Property, Roma Finance, SPF Private Clients and the National Residential Landlords Association providing practical advice.
The combination of Property Investor Show and A Place in the Sun Live from 2027 is expected to further enhance these highlights by bringing together UK and overseas property opportunities.
Official registration & tickets
All registrations are handled through the official website. Entry to the show and most seminars is free.
Official Website: https://propertyinvestor.co.uk/
Email: enquiries@propertyinvestor.co.uk
Venue: NEC Birmingham, North Avenue, Marston Green, Birmingham B40 1NT, United Kingdom
Online registration is recommended to avoid queues and to receive pre-show updates on exhibitors and seminar programme. On-site registration is available during event hours at NEC Birmingham atrium. To exhibit or sponsor, contact the organisers via email or exhibitor enquiry form on the website. The event is organised by Property Investor Media Ltd and from 2027 in partnership with APITS Ltd, organisers of A Place in the Sun Live.
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FAQ's
How much does it cost to visit the Property Investor Show in Birmingham?
Entry to the Property Investor Show is free of charge and visitors will also receive a free exhibition catalogue where available, plus access to a comprehensive programme of property related seminars, debates and workshops. Most seminars are free within general admission, although some specialist workshops may vary and visitors should refer to the seminar page of the show website. Registration is required before entering the hall and can be completed online to avoid queues on the day, with on-site registration also available.
Who should attend the Birmingham edition?
The Birmingham edition is designed to cater for all levels of property experience, from the novice to seasoned buy to let investor, with a particular focus on audiences beyond London and the Southeast including Midlands landlords, developers and investors. It is ideal for anyone seeking networking opportunities, reliable and up to date property market information and property to buy, whether interested in United Kingdom buy to let or overseas markets. Both private investors and professional landlords will find relevant exhibitors and educational content tailored to regional needs.
What makes the 2027 Birmingham edition different?
From 2027 the Property Investor Show will co-locate with A Place in the Sun Live at NEC Birmingham after the acquisition by APITS Ltd, bringing together the UK's two largest and longest-running property events in one venue at one time. The combined event will include the Property Investor Show with its distinct branding, floorplan and seminar theatre, creating a wider-reaching event for British and overseas property buyers and investors. This allows visitors to explore both United Kingdom and overseas property opportunities while retaining the focused environment of each show.
What types of international property will be available?
The show will include representation from a range of countries including Cyprus, Dubai, Georgia, Morocco, Greece, Malta, The Gambia, The Netherlands, Egypt, Nigeria, Montenegro, Portugal and Turkey, with developers and agents providing detailed, accurate and independent advice about investment opportunities. Visitors can learn about legal, financial, tax, currency and residency requirements for buying abroad, with specialists on hand to guide through the process. Whether interested in holiday homes, investment properties or relocation, the international zones offer comprehensive support for overseas buyers.
How do I get to NEC Birmingham and where should I stay?
The NEC has direct access from Junction 6 of the M42 motorway with over 16,000 parking spaces and is also served by Birmingham International railway station via a covered walkway and by Birmingham Airport via a free Air-Rail Link. Trains run frequently from London, Manchester and other major cities, and local buses connect the venue to Birmingham and Coventry. For accommodation, NEC and airport hotels are within walking distance, while Birmingham city centre is only a short train ride away and offers extensive hotel, restaurant and entertainment options for all budgets.




