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The Property Institute: Oxford Weekender 2026

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St. Hugh’s College, St Margaret's Road, Oxford

Oxford Weekender 2026 is a three‑day professional conference for property managers and industry specialists, taking place from 10–12 April at St. Hugh’s College, Oxford.

Over the weekend, delegates can choose from more than 40 expert‑led sessions including keynote talks, interactive workshops and panel discussions tailored to the latest challenges and trends in property management, with opportunities to gain practical insights and expand your professional network. In addition, delegates can take part in preparatory workshops and sit Level 3 or Level 4 exams in Leasehold Management as part of the programme, making this a valuable weekend of learning and development.

Whether you’re attending to upskill, earn qualifications or connect with peers from across the sector, book one of our Oxford city‑centre homes – perfect for your stay during the conference and ideally located for easy access to the event and the city’s historic attractions.

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