Singapore Changi Airport

Global Land and Property Conference 2025

6 Hours Formal CPD

Online

Free

This resource is included when you have an active subscription to our Member CPD Support Package.

Overview

The Global Land and Property Conference brings together leaders from across real estate, finance, urban development, and policy to examine the forces reshaping land and property in a time of unprecedented change. From climate disruption, geopolitical instability, and inflation to AI, urbanisation, and resource scarcity, today’s professionals face a convergence of challenges—and opportunities—that demand new approaches.

This year’s programme explores global market outlooks, the financing of net-zero transitions, and innovations in land use planning, alongside emerging frameworks for valuing social impact and natural capital. Expert panels and case studies showcase practical solutions, from climate-adaptive affordable housing to circular construction and water resilience strategies.

Delegates will gain insights from world-class economists, investors, urban planners, and policy experts on navigating polycrisis risks while building long-term resilience. With perspectives spanning Europe, the Americas, and beyond, the conference is a platform for knowledge-sharing, collaboration, and leadership—helping professionals unlock sustainable value across the land and property lifecycle.

Learning outcomes

  • Understand global megatrends – Assess how climate disruption, conflict, technological change, and inflation are reshaping land and property markets over the next five years.
  • Interpret market signals in a polycrisis era – Gain insights into the implications of geopolitical risk, supply chain disruption, and climate impacts for investment and development.
  • Evaluate financing models for net zero – Explore tools such as green bonds, blended capital, and public–private partnerships to mobilise climate-aligned investment.
  • Apply innovative land use planning approaches – Examine strategies for reimagining density, unlocking land supply, and balancing growth with sustainability.
  • Recognise the role of natural capital – Explore how ecosystems, biodiversity, and natural assets can be incorporated into planning, valuation, and investment frameworks.
  • Address water resilience challenges – Review global case studies on managing scarcity, flood risk, and infrastructure for climate-adaptive cities.
  • Analyse circular construction models – Learn from practical examples of materials re-use, low-carbon procurement, and lifecycle extension in the built environment.
  • Embed resilience across the property lifecycle – Gain cross-sector insights on building regulations, minerals access, and risk mapping to enhance long-term resilience.
  • Prepare for the International Land Performance Framework – Learn how this forthcoming standard (October 2025) will guide sustainable land management and global investment practice.

Speakers

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Claire Hughes Munro, FRICS

Chair of the board

Claire is a general practice Chartered Surveyor and Fellow of the RICS (2011) with two decades working in the GCC region. With a focus on portfolio performance optimization her specialisms are strategic asset management, asset (re)structuring, sustainable development advisory, operator selection & management, corporate real estate, and complex sales, leasing & ownership transactions. Claire’s experience encompasses the entire lifecycle of mixed-use portfolios including office, residential, retail, education, industrial, community, hotel and leisure. Claire is Managing Director of Hyperion Advisory, a niche owner advisory. Prior to this she held senior positions in Aldar Properties, Miral Asset Management and Masdar City, three of the UAE’s top tier developer investors, along with international consultancy roles advising global corporates, government, and sovereign entities on the optimization of their real estate holdings. Claire is a dedicated advocate of upholding professional standards, ethics and continuing professional development and to tailoring global standards for efficient and effective application in the local market. She has supported many candidates through the APC process and has been a RICS Assessor for many years. Claire brings to the UAE RAB extensive board advisory and corporate governance experience, and detailed insight of UAE developers, occupiers and government authorities.

Justin Young

Justin Young

CEO, RICS

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David Rea

Global Director of Macro Research & Chief Economist EMEA, JLL

Manuela Mangiagalli

Manuela Mangiagalli

CEO & Co-Founder, we2sure

Peter Lang

Planning Consultant, SFPlanning

Jeffrey Climans MRICS

Jeffrey Climans MRICS

Americas World Regional Board, Sympatico & Member

Daniele Strippoli

Daniele Strippoli

Nature & Water Advisory Services, ERM

Thandiwe Dhlamini

Thandiwe Dhlamini

AUHF Programme Manager, Centre for Affordable Housing Finance in Africa (CAHF)

Ian Bailey

Ian Bailey

Head of Economics, Beyond Zero

Susanne Eickermann-Riepe FRICS

Susanne Eickermann-Riepe FRICS

Chair, RICS European World Regional Board

Susanne Eickermann-Riepe FRICS is Chair of the RICS European World Regional Board and the Advisory Board at RICS Germany. RICS is a global professional body with over 134.000 members globally. She is also Chair of the Board of the ICG Institute which works on Standards, Values and Sustainability to improve good governance in the real estate industry. She had been a partner at PwC for nearly 20 years and headed the German Real Estate Business, was part of the EMEA and Global Leadership team. She works on sustainability and innovations in the real estate industry with the IMPACT - format on the platform Builtword Leading Innovation. She also works as an independent senior executive advisor and holds several advisory and supervisory board mandates.

Sponsor

Silver Sponsor

GoReport

GoReport provides smart, purpose-built software for surveyors and inspectors working across the Built Environment. Designed to streamline the capture, analysis and reporting of site data, our solution enables professionals to work faster, more accurately, and with greater insight. Using a mobile device, surveyors can efficiently record data on-site and seamlessly upload it to a secure web portal for editing, reviewing and publishing. The result: high-quality, client-ready reports delivered with speed and precision.

Event programme

Price summary

RICS Member

Free

Non-RICS Member

GBP £169.07 + VAT

Free

This resource is included when you have an active subscription to our Member CPD Support Package.