Netherlands Living: Investment and Development Conference 2026

Tue May 19, 2026

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Netherlands Living: Investment and Development Conference 2026

Navigating new regulations, leveraging financing strategies and pioneering development trends in residential real estate

To Be Held In Amsterdam

Tuesday May 19 2026 @ 8:00 AM CEST

€109.00

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Event Host

Cinema The Pulse

Cinema The Pulse is a modern cinema and event venue in Amsterdam-Zuid, offering state-of-the-art screening rooms for premieres, corporate events, and special screenings. Alongside events, we host a diverse regular film program ranging from arthouse cinema to international blockbusters.

Building Tours

To close out the day, join us for an exclusive tour of the development — available to attendees on a first come, first served basis.

Tour agents will guide you through:

- Garden lofts on the ground floor

- Community garden on the 8th floor

A hands-on look at how community-centered design is being brought to life in Dutch residential development.

Speakers and Panels

The Living Thesis: TPG Angelo Gordon on Europe's Residential Opportunity

Keynote

Anuj Mittal

Head of Europe Real Estate, TPG Angelo Gordon

Moderator

Jeroen Lokerse

CEO, Netherlands, Colliers

Capital, Constraints and Opportunities: What’s Next for Dutch Residential Investment?

Karin Koks-Van der Sluijs

Managing Director, Portfolio Management, Greystar

Wim Wensing

CIO, NLV

Steve Goossens

Product Lead NL Investments, APG

Boris van der Gijp

Co-chair, Director Investments, Achmea Real Estate

Claire van Staaij

Sector Banker Vastgoed, ABN AMRO

Moderator

Paul Oremus

Country Manager Netherlands and Fund Manager, CBRE IM

Overcoming Development Bottlenecks: Accelerating Residential Delivery in the Netherlands

Ronald Huikeshoven

Managing Director, AM

Bart Meijer

CEO & Founder, MRP

Dries Drogendijk

Deputy Director Area Development, Amsterdam Municipality

Boaz de Boer

Director, Heddes Bouw & Ontwikkeling

Ingeborg Wind-Middel

Ingeborg focuses on public law. She advises and represents public authorities - including provinces, municipalities, and the national government - as well as private parties, including developers, investors, and institutions mainly in the real estate, energy and infrastructure sector. With a strong understanding of political and administrative dynamics, she navigates complex regulatory frameworks and decision-making procedures. Her work spans administrative law, i.e. environmental law and nature protection. She has in-depth experience in spatial planning, renewable energy, land use, area and species protection, compensation for damages, subsidies, environmental regulation and compliance and other regulatory topics. A defining feature of Ingeborg’s practice is legal project management. She plays a key role in coordinating the legal aspects of complex projects related to the physical living environment – not only in real estate development (such as area development) but also in broader societal challenges such as the nitrogen reduction, the housing crises, and the energy transition. She seeks to ensurethat legal frameworks are properly integrated into public and private projects that must meet high administrative, environmental, and spatial planning standards. In all her work Ingeborg strives for sustainable, long-term solutions that are both legally robust and socially responsible. She is valued for her ability to provide clarity and structure in politically sensitive and legally complex processes. Ingeborg also represents clients in administrative proceedings, including cases before the Council of State and the Trade and Industry Appeals Tribunal. In addition, she regularly teaches and publishes on public and environmental law topics. With nearly 20 years of experience, Ingeborg is ranked as a Leading Partner by Legal 500, which praises her for having “outstanding knowledge in her field and knows how to translate this into practical advice.

Greenberg Traurig

Partner

MODERATOR

Ingeborg Wind-Middel

Partner, Greenberg Traurig

Why You Should Attend This Office Event

What you will learn:

Exploration of how investors can navigate rent caps, local regulations, and rising construction costs in the Dutch residential market to achieve mid-rent returns in 2026
Discussion on recent rent control laws and the Affordable Rent Act's effect on mid-range supply and investment attractiveness, coupled with potential upcoming political and regulatory changes
Key construction methods to deliver more housing, including the best opportunities in office-to-residential conversions, navigating challenges of permits and grid constraints, and modular housing
Examination of emerging development and design trends addressing sustainability, as well as the rising influence of community-driven projects
Insights into how municipal governments are working with developers to facilitate land access and accelerate permits, alongside showcases of ESG and community aligned residential projects in development

How You’ll Do More Business: Meet the investors, developers, municipalities and capital providers shaping the Dutch living sector in 2026. Gain practical underwriting insight, clearer financing pathways and real-world negotiation strategies around local deal terms that can materially impact returns. Leave with a sharper understanding of where capital is deploying, which structures are unlocking delivery, and how to de-risk timelines across planning, grid capacity and other execution constraints.

Relevant News And Developments:

Who You'll Meet: Owners, developers, investors, brokers, business consultants, architects, engineers, designers, lawyers, accountants, financial institutions, and government officials.

Previous Attending Companies: Nuveen, APG, Hines, Prologis, Greystar, AEW, Hines, Savills, M&G, CBRE IM, Prologis, Cushman & Wakefield and many more!

Want to get a feel for the content? Check out the 2025 Netherlands State of the Market Event.

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Venue

Cinema the Pulse
Hildegard von Bingenstraat 4
1081 LH Amsterdam

Navigate to Clara Schumannstraat. The main entrance is in the grey tower of the building.

Parking Information:

Car Parking:
P2 VUmc Gustav Mahlerlaan 3004, 1081 LA Amsterdam

Bike Parking:
There is ample space to park your bicycle in the covered bike parking area underneath Cinema The Pulse.

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Agenda

Time	Activity
8:00 AM 8:50 AM	Breakfast, Registration & Networking
8:55 AM 9:00 AM	Welcome from Bisnow
9:00 AM 9:50 AM	Capital, Constraints and Opportunities: What’s Next for Dutch Residential Investment? 1. Examining where capital is ready to deploy in 2026, and which regulatory, planning and cost barriers are still preventing scale, particularly in the mid-rent segment 2. How investors, developers and lenders are adapting deal structures, partnerships and underwriting to navigate rent caps, rising construction costs and prolonged development timelines 3. How institutional investors, pension funds and cross-border capital are recalibrating their Dutch residential strategies post-2025, and how the Netherlands compares to other European markets
9:50 AM 10:10 AM	Networking Break
10:10 AM 10:40 AM	The Living Thesis: TPG Angelo Gordon on Europe's Residential Opportunity
10:40 AM 11:25 AM	Overcoming Development Bottlenecks: Accelerating Residential Delivery in the Netherlands 1. How developers are navigating grid congestion, nitrogen constraints and permitting delays to move schemes from zoning approval to site start 2. How modular construction, climate-resilient design and evolving housing models are being used to maintain feasibility and accelerate residential supply in a capacity-constrained environment 3. Exploring how closer cooperation between municipalities, developers and local communities can improve feasibility, reduce delays and unlock new residential supply despite national regulation
11:25 AM 12:00 PM	More Networking & Building Tours Opportunity to view the gardenlofts on the ground floor and the community garden on the 8th floor!

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