By The National Landlord Investment Show Returns to London, Old Billingsgate on 19 March marking its 90th Live Show with Exclusive Panels on the Renters’ Rights Bill, New Investors & Women in Property
The UK’s Number One landlord & property investment exhibition, the National Landlord Investment Show, is set to return to Old Billingsgate, London, on Wednesday 19 March 2025, marking its milestone 90th live show.
This highly anticipated event will bring together industry leaders, expert speakers, and key stakeholders to discuss the latest trends and challenges in the property sector. Attendees can explore exclusive panels covering vital topics such as the Renters’ Rights Bill, strategies for New Investors, and insights from Women in Property.
With a full day of networking opportunities, expert-led panel discussions and seminars, and exhibitor showcases, the National Landlord Investment Show is the go-to event for landlords, investors, and property professionals looking to stay ahead in the ever-changing market.
Key Highlights of the Show:
- Renters’ Rights Bill Panel – Expert discussions on the Renters’ Rights Bill, tenant protections, and legal obligations for landlords.
- New Investors Panel – Essential guidance for first-time landlords and those looking to enter the buy-to-let market.
- Women in Property Panel – Inspiring discussions from successful female property professionals on investment strategies, leadership, and navigating challenges in the industry.
- Project Home Panel – Expert discussions about the Property Investing in Supported Accommodation and Children’s Homes.
- Landlord Forum in association with iHowz – Open forum for questions on: Renters’ Rights Bill, EPCs, Student Landlords, Referencing, Contracts, plus much more.
- Meet with over 100 Exhibitors – a showcase of top property service providers in finance, legal advice, property management, and investment solutions.
- Live Seminars – Featuring high-profile property experts tackling key challenges facing the private rental sector in 2025.
Featured Panel Discussions
Renters’ Rights Panel
- Understanding the Renters’ Rights Bill – What do the new regulations mean for landlords and tenants?
- Legal Responsibilities & Tenant Protections – Practical advice from legal experts on compliance and dispute resolution.
- The Future of Tenant-Landlord Relationships – How to adapt to changing expectations in the rental market.
New Investors Panel
- How to Get Started in Property Investment – Key strategies for first-time landlords.
- Financing Your First Property – Mortgage options, tax implications, and return on investment considerations.
- Common Pitfalls to Avoid – Lessons from experienced investors.
Women in Property Panel
- Building a Successful Property Portfolio from the ground up – Strategies for growth and sustainability.
- Breaking Barriers in the Industry – Insights from female leaders in property investment and development.
- The Importance of Financial Independence in Property – How to create long-term wealth through smart investments.
Tracey Hanbury, Director of the National Landlord Investment Show, commented:
“As the rental sector undergoes major change, it’s vital that landlords understand their rights and responsibilities. Our Renters’ Rights panel will provide essential legal insights, while our New Investors and Women in Property panels will offer practical guidance for those looking to enter and thrive in the industry.”
The National Landlord Investment Show is free to attend, but registration is required. Secure your place today and register here.
Event Details:
Date: Wednesday 19 March 2025
Venue: Old Billingsgate, 1 Old Billingsgate Walk, London EC3R 6DX
Time: 8:30 – 17:00
For media inquiries, interviews, or press passes, please contact nicole@landlordinvestmentshow.co.uk.
About the National Landlord Investment Show:
Established in 2013, The National Landlord Investment Show is the UK’s Number One landlord & property investment exhibition. Our shows connect thousands of landlords, investors & property professionals and are a beacon for anyone with an interest in buy-to-let or the private rented sector.
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