The London Home Show

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The London Home Show, the capital's largest event for first time buyers, is back for its 10th anniversary this September. The event is taking place on Saturday 23rd September at the QEII Centre, Westminster, and is free to attend for all. With the help of some of the biggest names in property, attendees will have an unparalleled opportunity to find out all there is to know about buying a home. The last London Home Show, which took place in April this year, welcomed over 4,800 guests through its doors. September's event is set to be just as popular. 

To celebrate the show's 10th anniversary, there will be a host of special activities on the day. This includes a range of new workshops, Q&A sessions, and a seminar from London-based property influencer, Lexie Carducci. Hosted by Share to Buy, the country's leading online portal for first time buyer homes, attendees will have the opportunity to hear from mortgage brokers, conveyancing solicitors, and sales teams from leading housing providers. The London Home Show has partnered with some of the housing industry's leading names, with L&Q, Peabody New Homes, NHG Homes, FABRICA, SO Resi, Legal & General Affordable Homes, Square Roots, SiteSales, Southern Housing New Homes and Guinness Homes sponsoring the event. On the day, 50 industry specialists will be exhibiting, ready to share their wisdom on everything home-buying. 

Highlights include Shared Ownership 101 Q&As, Affordability Workshops with mortgage experts, and First Time Buyer Workshops covering a range of topics from affordable rental options to interior design. A full schedule of sessions will be released closer to the event so that budding first time buyers can plan their day accordingly. 

As well as access to hundreds of properties across London and the Home Counties, guests can also learn about alternative housing schemes such as London Living Rent and Discount Full Ownership. What's more, if attendees find a home they like, they can register their interest there and then.