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Real Estate:Futures Launch Party Scotland

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This Event is open to Members only.

Date:
Wednesday 09 September, 2026
Time:
18:00 - 20:00
Location:
Bank of Scotland, The Mound, Edinburgh, EH1 1YZ
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RE:Futures Member / RE:Scotland Member £0.00
Prices are exclusive of VAT

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Join our launch party!

Join us as we celebrate the launch of Real Estate:Futures Scotland – the new network for early-career professionals across Scotland's real estate sector.

This reception marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter, bringing together the next generation of industry professionals to connect, build relationships and hear about the opportunities ahead.

Enjoy an evening of networking, drinks and canapés at the iconic Bank of Scotland on The Mound, while learning more about the Real Estate:Futures programme, upcoming events and ways to get involved.

Whether you're already a member or looking to join the network, we'd love to welcome you. 

Thank you to Bank of Scotland for kindly hosting and supporting the launch of Real Estate:Futures Scotland.

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