More than 20,000 delegates from around the world attended the 34th edition of MIPIM in Cannes this week, according to the event’s organiser.
There were 340 stands and pavilions across the site, with new delegations from regions such as North America, the Middle East and South East Asia.
The organisers said MIPIM 2024 attracted investors managing more than €4tn of assets and delegates from more than 90 different countries.
Nicolas Kozubek, MIPIM director, said: “This year’s MIPIM provided the global real estate industry with a platform to discuss new approaches for addressing the most important challenges facing our cities and society. For the first time at MIPIM, we launched the Housing Matters! conference during the pre-opening. We are proud to have housing ministers from France, Germany, and the UK – the three largest markets at MIPIM – sharing their perspectives on housing issues and exploring alternative strategies.
“The main message I took from MIPIM was one of hope. From the fresh ideas of our future leaders in the MIPIM Challengers to the inspirational speech from Sanna Marin, that if we act now it won’t be too late and we will all benefit together in the long run. I look forward to hearing from the industry how their MIPIM went and to start planning for another successful global urban festival in March 2025.”
MIPIM returns to the Palais des Festivals in Cannes from 10-14 March 2025.
