Salon de la Copropriété et de l'Habitat · 2026

Agoris analysis · updated October 2026

Key takeaways

• The Salon de la Copropriété et de l'Habitat is the benchmark event dedicated to the management and renovation of co-owned properties: managing agents, co-ownership boards, energy renovation, legal obligations and building works. It is organised by Beyond Event.
• Next edition: Wednesday 4 and Thursday 5 November 2026 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Halls 5.2 / 5.3.
• For more than thirty years, the trade show has brought together professionals and decision-making co-owners in a compact two-day format. Latest figures available (2024 edition): 9,493 participants and 272 exhibitors (source: monimmeuble.com).
• For 2026, the organiser is announcing nearly 300 exhibitors and 10,900 visitors expected (pre-show projections).
• The trade show is divided into 8 themed areas, with three highlights: the Professional Co-ownership Congress, the Co-ownership Grand Prix Awards and a networking evening.

Who exhibits

Typical profile

Professional managing agents and property administrators, architects, engineering firms, works companies (energy renovation, façade restoration, roofing, maintenance, fit-out), lawyers, start-ups and providers of technical and digital solutions for building management. The offering is spread across 8 themed areas: Automation - Digital - AI, Banks - Insurance - Financing, Energy - Water - Waste, Mobility Infrastructure and Equipment, Common Areas - Maintenance - Hygiene, Security - Comfort Solutions, Managing Agents - Experts - Professional Organisations, Works - Renovation - Maintenance.

Notable exhibitors

Full list of exhibitors on the official website: copropriete-habitat.com/exposants. Among the exhibitors present at recent editions (2025): EDF, Engie, Enedis, Dalkia, Bouygues Construction, Bureau Veritas, Century 21, Caisse d'Épargne IDF, the Fédération des Ascenseurs and Fain Ascenseurs (energy, construction, lifts, real estate and co-ownership services).

Quality of the audience

• The audience is made up of co-ownership professionals (managing agents, property administrators) and decision-making co-owners: chairs and members of co-ownership boards, multi-property co-owners.
• 9,493 participants welcomed in 2024 (source: monimmeuble.com), 10,900 visitors expected for 2026.

Activities & community

Conference programme

At the 2025 edition, more than 80 conferences, keynotes, workshops and training sessions were held, led by co-ownership managers, company directors, co-owners and professional organisations. The themes covered financial management and new regulations, co-ownership governance, new uses and digital platforms, quality of life in co-owned buildings and the energy transition. The Professional Co-ownership Congress addresses sector-specific topics: artificial intelligence in management tools, HR policy, comprehensive energy renovation, reduction of charges and CSR. The 2026 programme has not yet been published.

Awards and accolades

The Co-ownership Grand Prix Awards, organised in partnership with the magazine Copropriété et Travaux, reward the women and men who help the sector progress. The categories include: Sustainable development and low-carbon solutions, Connected co-ownership and digital services, Co-ownership professions, Mobility, Co-ownership partners, Works, maintenance and upkeep, Special Jury Prize, Special Magazine Prize and 2nd Special Prize from the magazine Copropriété et Travaux.

Community and networks

Institutional partners present at the trade show: FNAIM du Grand Paris (FNAIM du Grand Paris Village, which runs several conferences with the École Supérieure de l'Immobilier), UNIS Île-de-France and Century 21.

A friendly, professional evening extends the first day until 10 pm, dedicated to networking.

On site: what you need to know

Access, parking and accommodation: see the listing for Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

Specific to the trade show:

• Opening hours: Wednesday 4 November 9 am-10 pm (with the networking evening at the end of the day), Thursday 5 November 9 am-6 pm.
• Halls: 5.2 / 5.3.
• Visitor badge: prior online registration, with separate pathways for co-ownership professionals and for co-owners.

How much it costs to exhibit

Exhibitor rates are not published on the official website: requests to take part via the dedicated form (copropriete-habitat.com/devenir-exposant) or by email to contact@copropriete-habitat.com. Figures not publicly available.

Planning your visit

For the exhibitor

• 9 months out: make contact with Beyond Event, choose your themed area from the show's 8 worlds.
• 6 months out: prepare the stand plan and brief the team on the institutional partnerships (FNAIM Grand Paris, UNIS IDF).
• 3 months out: enter the Co-ownership Grand Prix Awards in conjunction with the magazine Copropriété et Travaux.
• 6 weeks out: confirm meetings with managing agents and co-ownership boards, sales briefing.

For the decision-making visitor

• Pre-register online at copropriete-habitat.com, choosing the professional or co-owner pathway.
• Allow half a day to a full day depending on your scope (works, energy, legal, digital).
• Identify in advance the conferences of the Professional Co-ownership Congress and the technical workshops (energy renovation, charges control).

The trade show's evolution

Trajectory analysis

The trade show has existed for more than thirty years. The latest confirmed figures (2024) report 9,493 participants and 272 exhibitors, over a compact two-day format. For 2026, organiser Beyond Event is targeting nearly 300 exhibitors and 10,900 visitors, continuing a momentum driven by the regulatory challenges (Climate Act, EPC, energy renovation obligations) that now shape the co-ownership market. The trade show's positioning, both consumer-facing for co-owners and professional, makes it a unique meeting point between co-ownership boards and the sector's service providers.

Unless otherwise stated, all factual data in this listing comes from the organiser's official website (copropriete-habitat.com).