The event will bring together over 200 companies and entities, including public administrations, housing managers, developers, construction firms, and technology companies. It will analyze the residential market, land availability, public housing promotion, production capacity, building stock renovation, and construction process evolution. Innovation, featuring technological and sustainable solutions, will also be a cross-cutting theme.
The program will highlight collaboration between administrations and companies. On Friday the 13th, the IV International Meeting on Protected, Social, Affordable Housing and Public-Private Collaboration will take place, addressing land management, financing, industrialized construction, and rehabilitation, with participation from public housing managers and European projects.
The business perspective will be presented at the Simed-ACP Málaga Meeting Point on Thursday the 12th, featuring a session moderated by Albert Rivera, and at the Living in Evolution Forum on Friday morning, analyzing residential needs with various sector companies.
Simed Innova will include a content forum, an exhibition area, and the V Open Call for Startups, discussing construction 4.0, industrialization, artificial intelligence, and decarbonization. As a novelty, a Rehabilitation Zone will be established, dedicated to energy efficiency and building renovation.
The exhibition area will feature 165 companies and offer more than 4,300 homes for sale and land for an additional 5,100 in 43 Spanish municipalities, along with legal, financial, and technical advisory services.
SIMED is recognized as a complete international fair and will showcase projects from countries including Colombia, the United States, Panama, Paraguay, Poland, Portugal, and the Dominican Republic. The general public will have access to specific advice at Simed Contigo.
Parallel activities include the VI Idealista Congress, the OIN Real Estate Conference, and the Málaga Advocacy Conference. The event is organized by FYCMA, with institutional partners such as the Municipal Urban Planning Department and the Regional Ministry of Housing of the Junta de Andalucía.
