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14 Jan, 2026
Marcus Evans proudly presents the 15th Annual Affordable Housing Projects



Marcus Evans proudly presents the 15th Annual Affordable Housing Projects Conference, taking place on April 7 – 9, 2026 at the Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

As housing affordability pressures intensify worldwide, this conference will bring together senior leaders  and decision makers from government, finance, development, and international organisations across the globe to address the urgent need for scalable, inclusive, and resilient housing solutions.

Key Highlights

Global Expert Perspectives – Hear from internationally recognised housing leaders and policymakers from organisations including Habitat for Humanity International, World Bank Group, International Finance Corporation (IFC), Japan Housing Finance Agency (JHF), European Federation of Building Societies, and leading national housing authorities.

Finance, Policy, and Delivery Focus – Deep dives into housing finance mechanisms, public–private partnerships, green and blended finance, regulatory enablers, and institutional capacity building.

Urban Regeneration and Climate Resilience – Practical insights on climate-responsive design, retrofitting, AI-enabled delivery, and sustainable urban development.

Interactive Sessions and Post-Conference Workshop – Interactive sessions and an exclusive post-conference workshop designed to drive practical outcomes in affordable housing delivery.

Why Attend

Unlock Scalable Housing Solutions – Learn how global housing leaders are addressing affordability, supply constraints, and climate risks through innovative models and partnerships.

Strengthen Project Viability – Gain practical insights into financing structures, policy alignment, and delivery strategies that balance affordability, sustainability, and long-term value.

Build Meaningful Partnerships – Connect with senior decision-makers across public and private sectors to exchange ideas and advance future housing initiatives.

Featured Sessions:

  • Tackling Housing Affordability in a Polycrisis Era
  • Integrating Affordability and Climate Resilience in Sustainable Housing
  • Navigating the Landscape of Senior Living and Its Affordability: Adapting to Policy, Financial, and Competitive Pressures
  • Unlocking Green Climate Financing for Housing to Drive Equitable and Sustainable Urban Developments
  • Fostering Effective Public- Private Collaborations to Build Sustainable and Affordable Housing

“The Affordable Housing Projects Conference has become a critical platform for stakeholders committed to expanding access to safe, affordable, and sustainable housing,” said Derek Conway, CEO of Marcus Evans – APAC. “By bringing together global experts and practitioners, we aim to support more effective collaboration, stronger project delivery, and measurable impact across housing markets.”

For more information about the 15th Annual Affordable Housing Projects Conference, visit the website here 

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