Plenary sessions will set out the Government’s housing goals under a new Prime Minister, the latest assessment of how new homes and places are performing and what we know about the long-term plan.

Key topics, subject to refinement, include:

• Preparing for a changing climate – building resilience into new homes.
• Valuation and lending – recognising the value of better-performing homes.
• Grid connections – securing timely and efficient connections in a changing energy system.
• Wastewater and water connections – overcoming infrastructure challenges to support housing delivery.
• Placemaking and placekeeping– creating places that deliver efficiency, quality and customer value.
• Driving efficiency and industrialised construction – improving productivity and delivering more with less.

Alongside the plenary programme, delegates will be able to choose from a series of specialist breakout sessions exploring the key technical, commercial and policy issues facing the sector in greater depth.

The conference exhibition will showcase the latest technologies, products and innovations supporting the delivery of the Future Homes Standard and improving the performance, quality and sustainability of new homes.

The Future Homes Conference 2026 will provide a unique opportunity to hear from industry leaders, share practical experience, discover innovative solutions and build the partnerships needed to accelerate the delivery of better homes and communities.