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    28 May 2025

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    Explore the Programme

    The Global Property Expo | Singapore 2025 will present an industry-leading conference designed to guide, educate, and inspire international property buyers and investors. Over three days (18-20 July 2025), you’ll gain real-world insights from global developers, financial experts, legal advisors, and seasoned investors, all in one dynamic environment. 

    Whether you’re taking your first step towards overseas ownership or expanding a sophisticated portfolio, our conference delivers the expertise and clarity you need to move forward to buy a property overseas with confidence. 

     

    • 48 curated sessions across two stages 
    • Keynotes, panels, and spotlight talks featuring 30+ expert speakers 
    • Practical advice for every stage of your property journey 
    • Access to leading developers, tax advisors, mortgage specialists, and legal experts 
    • A closing Buyers’ Toolkit session to help you turn inspiration into action 

     

    Programme Highlights

    • Investment Strategies & Wealth Creation 

    Learn how to build lasting value through smart property investment across borders. 

    • Market Trends & Global Hotspots 

    Understand where and why demand is shifting—and where the next opportunities lie. 

    • Legal, Tax & Buying Frameworks 

    Navigate foreign ownership laws, taxes, and compliance with confidence. 

    • Luxury, Lifestyle & Branded Residences 

    Explore the prestige and performance behind high-end, globally recognised developments. 

    • Innovation, Fractional Ownership & PropTech 

    Discover new ways to invest, manage, and profit from property. 

    • Sustainability & ESG 

    Understand why future-ready properties are becoming must-have assets.

    • Global Mobility & Second Citizenship 

    Find out how property investment can open the door to a new lifestyle and passport. 

     

    *"All forms of investment carry risks, including the risk of losing all of the invested amount. Such activities may not be suitable for everyone. Investors should conduct their own due diligence and seek independent financial advice before making any investment decisions."