Salon de l’Immobilier d’Entreprise 2026 – Paris, France

What to expect in 2026

Salon de l’Immobilier d’Entreprise, widely known as SIMI, is a major professional gathering for France’s commercial real estate, investment, development, urban planning and territorial development ecosystem. The event brings together local authorities, developers, investors, property owners, operators, users, consultants, architects, construction companies, technology providers and other specialists involved in shaping real estate projects and economic territories.

The 2026 edition is structured around a clear idea: real estate is not simply a collection of buildings and assets but a strategic part of economic development, territorial attractiveness and infrastructure. The programme therefore moves beyond individual property categories and concentrates on the major challenges affecting the industry as a whole.

The event’s central programme is built around three major pillars:

• Transforming existing assets: financing transformation, urban regeneration, decarbonisation and adapting buildings to changing uses.
• Creating value: investment, asset management, operational performance, new economic models, data and artificial intelligence.
• Contributing to the economy: logistics infrastructure, reindustrialisation, territorial attractiveness, energy infrastructure, digital infrastructure and data centres.
• Housing Summit: a dedicated programme examining how existing buildings can be transformed into housing, how accessible housing can be financed and how housing supports the economic development of territories.

Visitors can expect a combination of exhibition stands, conferences, plenary discussions, open Agoras, business meetings, networking opportunities and industry awards. The programme is designed to encourage interaction between public and private stakeholders rather than separating the industry into isolated specialist groups.

SIMI also provides a practical environment for professionals looking for partners, investment opportunities, development projects, technology solutions and territorial contacts. The official visitor information describes the event as a place to understand major changes affecting real estate, identify opportunities and build partnerships across the value chain.

Event dates

Salon de l’Immobilier d’Entreprise 2026 takes place from December 8–10, 2026.

The event opening hours are:

• December 8: 9:00 AM–7:00 PM
• December 9: 9:00 AM–9:00 PM
• December 10: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

The extended evening opening on the second day provides additional time for professional meetings, networking and business activities.

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Venue & exhibition site

SIMI 2026 is held at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Pavilion 1, at:

1 Place de la Porte de Versailles, 75015 Paris, France

Pavilion 1 provides a single, concentrated exhibition environment for the event. The venue is one of Paris’s major exhibition centres and is directly connected to the city’s public transportation network.

The exhibition site brings together a broad cross-section of the property industry, allowing visitors to move between developers, investors, local authorities, construction companies, consultants, technology providers, energy specialists and PropTech businesses.

The venue’s location is particularly convenient for professional visitors because it is served by Metro Line 12, Tram Lines T2 and T3a, and several bus routes. A Vélib’ bicycle station is also available nearby.

Full event programme

The 2026 programme has been designed around the transformation of the real estate industry rather than simply separating content by asset type. This means subjects such as offices, housing, logistics, retail, industrial property and infrastructure can be considered through common themes including financing, performance, decarbonisation and changing uses.

The main programme includes four interconnected areas.

Transforming existing assets

This part of the programme focuses on how the existing building stock can be regenerated and adapted. Topics include urban regeneration, financing transformation, decarbonisation and the ability of buildings to remain useful, financially viable and resilient as requirements change.

Creating value

This pillar looks at investment, asset performance, operations and emerging economic models. Data and artificial intelligence are important components, particularly in relation to portfolio management, operational efficiency and decision-making.

Contributing to the economy

Sessions examine the relationship between real estate and broader economic development. Reindustrialisation, logistics, territorial attractiveness, sovereignty, energy infrastructure, digital infrastructure and data centres form important areas of discussion.

Housing Summit

The dedicated Housing Summit examines the growing importance of housing within the real estate ecosystem. Its programme addresses conversion of existing assets into housing, accessible housing models, alternative financing and the relationship between housing, employment and territorial attractiveness.

The programme also incorporates plenary sessions, conferences and Agoras. Conference sessions are designed for deeper discussions, while Agoras provide shorter presentations in an open exhibition environment.

Key speakers & keynote speakers

SIMI brings together senior figures from property companies, investment firms, local authorities, developers, operators and professional organisations. The official event website highlights several recognised industry figures who have participated in SIMI discussions and provides a strong indication of the level of professional expertise represented.

Highlighted speakers and industry figures include:

• Astrid Weill, CEO, Groupama Immobilier
• Jonathan Sebbane, Managing Director, Sogaris
• Jalil Benabdillah, President, CNER
• Damaly Chum, Deputy General Manager, Plaine Commune
• Nicolas Joly, CEO, ICADE
• Olivia Conil Lacoste, President, CIBI
• Marie Cheval, CEO, Carmila
• Meka Brunel, President, Fondation Palladio
• Philippe Hermet, Strategy and Innovation Director, EPA Marne

The programme also draws on expertise from sponsors, exhibitors, institutional organisations, investors, consultants and territorial representatives.

Because SIMI is strongly focused on professional decision-making, speaker contributions are generally connected to real projects, investment strategies, territorial development, property performance, sustainability, technology or operational transformation.

Conference sessions & tracks

The conference programme is organised around several major subject areas.

Urban regeneration

Sessions examine how cities can regenerate existing areas, reuse land efficiently and create new value where available land is increasingly constrained.

Real estate decarbonisation

This track addresses energy performance, carbon reduction, renovation and the wider environmental transformation of existing buildings.

Investment and value creation

Investment strategies, capital allocation, new business models, asset performance and long-term value creation form a major part of the professional programme.

Data and artificial intelligence

Technology is increasingly integrated into property management and investment decisions. Sessions examine how data, AI, connected buildings and digital tools can improve operational performance and decision-making.

Logistics and productive real estate

The programme considers logistics infrastructure, supply chains, industrial facilities and the changing requirements of productive territories.

Reindustrialisation

Real estate has an important role in supporting industrial activity through suitable land, brownfield regeneration, production facilities and infrastructure.

Energy, digital infrastructure and data centres

The programme also explores infrastructure required to support growing energy and digital requirements, including data centres and related territorial challenges.

Housing

The Housing Summit considers the transformation of existing buildings, accessible housing, alternative financing and the relationship between housing and employment.

Session times & schedule

The official visitor opening schedule provides the framework for the event, while individual conference times are presented through the online programme.

Visitors should use the official programme platform to identify the exact conference, Agora or plenary they want to attend. The online programme can be filtered by content type and can also identify sessions for which a replay is available.

Conference attendance does not require separate advance registration. Sessions are accessible to badge holders on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to available seating.

A practical approach is to plan the day around priority conferences first and then leave time for exhibition visits and business meetings. The digital programme and exhibition plan can be used together to reduce unnecessary movement around the venue.

Ticket types & registration

SIMI is a professional event, and visitors must obtain a named badge before entering the exhibition.

The available visitor badge options are:

• 3-Day Badge: $875 excluding VAT / $964 including VAT
• 1-Day Badge: $694 excluding VAT / $763 including VAT
• CLUB Badge: $1,047 excluding VAT / $1,151 including VAT

The three-day badge provides access to the exhibition, conferences and business matchmaking platform.

The one-day badge provides exhibition and conference access for its designated day and also allows users to arrange meetings through the business appointment platform.

The CLUB Badge includes the standard SIMI access and additional access to CLUB by SIMI. This dedicated area provides refreshments and a more private environment for professional meetings. A CLUB badge holder may also bring one person who has a SIMI badge.

Payment can be made online by bank card, while bank transfer or payment order is also available under the organiser’s conditions.

Registration deadlines

The badge pricing changes according to the registration period. The organiser’s current registration information lists the standard three-day badge at $875 excluding VAT and $964 including VAT.

Earlier registration was available at a lower price, with the previous early rate equivalent to approximately $705 excluding VAT or $776 including VAT.

The one-day and CLUB options are available under their respective registration conditions. Professionals planning to attend multiple sessions and meetings can benefit from registering early enough to prepare their appointment schedules and exhibition itinerary.

For payments by bank transfer or payment order, the organiser states that settlement is possible until December 4, 2026. After that point, payment must be completed online by card or directly at the event.

Exhibitor list & major companies

SIMI brings together a wide range of organisations from across the property ecosystem. The official exhibitor directory includes hundreds of organisations covering investment, development, construction, engineering, technology, energy, territorial development and property services.

Examples of exhibitors and major organisations represented in the directory include:

• BNP Paribas Real Estate
• CBRE
• CDC Habitat
• Bouygues Construction
• Bouygues Immobilier
• Nexity
• ICADE
• Crédit Agricole Immobilier
• Eiffage Immobilier
• Groupe Duval
• Groupe Legendre
• Groupe IDEC
• Vinci-related property and infrastructure specialists
• JLL
• Logicor
• La Poste Immobilier
• Engie Energy Services
• Equans
• Artelia
• Egis
• Bureau Veritas
• Fidal
• Banque de France
• Bordeaux Métropole
• Eurométropole de Strasbourg
• Grenoble Alpes Métropole
• Grand Paris Sud
• Aéroports de Paris

The official directory also includes startups, PropTech companies, energy specialists, financial institutions, engineering firms, architecture practices, local authorities and public development organisations.

Exhibition halls & floor plan

The main exhibition is concentrated in Pavilion 1 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

The official digital exhibitor directory allows visitors to search organisations by activity and expertise. This makes it possible to identify relevant companies before arriving and create a targeted visit plan.

Exhibition categories include:

• Territories, institutions and local authorities
• Urban planning and territorial development
• Property development and commercialisation
• Real estate investment and financing
• Construction, renovation and public works
• Architecture, consulting and engineering
• Interior design
• Environment, energy and resilience
• Real estate digitalisation and PropTech
• Property operations, facility management and ESG

The digital floor plan is particularly useful for locating exhibitors and planning meetings around specific areas of the pavilion.

Networking & business meetings

Networking is one of SIMI’s central functions. The event connects public-sector decision-makers with investors, developers, property companies, construction specialists, operators and solution providers.

The business matchmaking platform allows badge holders to schedule meetings with exhibitors and other visitors. This provides a more structured approach to networking than relying only on spontaneous conversations on exhibition stands.

Professional meetings can focus on:

• Investment opportunities
• Development projects
• Land and territorial projects
• Construction and renovation
• Financing
• Energy performance
• ESG strategies
• PropTech
• Data and AI
• Logistics
• Industrial property
• Housing
• Infrastructure

The exhibition itself also provides informal networking opportunities, while CLUB by SIMI offers an additional setting for professional conversations.

Industry sectors & highlights

SIMI covers almost the complete real estate value chain.

Investment and finance: Investors, asset managers, banks, insurers, real estate funds and financial technology companies participate in the event.

Property development: Developers and commercialisation specialists present projects across residential, commercial, office, logistics and specialised property markets.

Construction and renovation: Construction companies, renovation specialists, engineering firms and building-material providers address the physical transformation of the property stock.

Energy and sustainability: Renewable energy, energy efficiency, smart grids, water management, resilience, biodiversity and decarbonisation are increasingly important parts of the exhibition.

Technology and PropTech: AI, IoT, data platforms, smart-building technologies, BIM, collaborative tools and property-management platforms demonstrate the digital transformation of the industry.

Territorial development: Cities, metropolitan authorities, development agencies and public-sector organisations use the event to promote investment opportunities and development projects.

Logistics and industrial property: Logistics infrastructure, reindustrialisation, production facilities and supply-chain assets receive dedicated attention.

Housing: Housing transformation, accessibility, new financing models and the reuse of existing buildings are highlighted through the Housing Summit.

Event rules & visitor information

SIMI is intended primarily for real estate professionals and decision-makers. Entry requires a named badge, and visitors must present photo identification when entering the event.

Badges are personal and cannot be transferred to another person.

Visitors should check their registration confirmation before travelling and allow enough time for security and badge checks at the venue.

Conference places are subject to capacity. No separate advance registration is required for conference attendance, so visitors should arrive early for particularly popular sessions.

The organiser provides online information about exhibitors, conferences and the exhibition plan so that attendees can prepare their visit before arriving.

Press representatives can request press accreditation through the organiser. The event also provides replay access for selected conference content after the sessions.

Visitors with accessibility requirements should contact the organiser in advance to discuss available assistance and access arrangements.

Official registration & tickets

Official SIMI registration is available through the event’s visitor registration system. Visitors can obtain their badge online and use the official platform to access the exhibition, conference programme and business-meeting functions.

The official website also provides the exhibitor directory, programme, practical information, venue details and visitor FAQ.

The organiser can be contacted by phone at +33 1 79 06 75 04 for event-related information.

The official event website is SalonSIMI.com, where visitors should check the latest programme, registration conditions, exhibitor information and practical updates before attending.