Are you a startup or scale-up with a technological solution for the real estate sector? Then this is your chance to present your innovation to more than 27,000 real estate professionals during PROVADA 2026 at the RAI Amsterdam.
As we do every year, we are pleased to kick off the run-up to PROVADA together with our exhibitors and partners. On Tuesday, February 3, 2026, we cordially invite everyone involved in organizing the trade fair participation to the PROVADA 2026 Kick-off at NBC Green Village in Nieuwegein.
With courage, connection, and trust, Bas Sievers is someone who shows that innovation in the housing association sector is indeed possible: these are the words from the jury report of the Provada Inspiration Award. Sievers, managing director of Woonpartners in Helmond, won this prestigious award in the Heroes category. He is also one of the driving forces behind WoonST, a collaboration between 13 housing corporations and nine municipalities in the Eindhoven metropolitan area, with the aim of building affordable, sustainable, and social housing more quickly and thus contributing to reducing the shortage on the housing market. It works. "I like to talk, but I prefer to act."
PROVADA 2025 - During a festive awards ceremony at PROVADA, it became clear once again that innovation, sustainability, and collaboration are the keywords for the future of the built environment. For the first time, the Inspiration Awards were combined with the Young Talent Awards, resulting in a powerful combination of inspiration, innovation, and young talent.
Driving to PROVADA together is not only more sustainable, but also an opportunity to make valuable connections. Networking on the way, exchanging ideas, and going over the agenda together—this way, the trade show starts before you even arrive.
In order to accelerate housing construction and keep homes affordable, all parties in the construction chain must put their egos aside, be honest and transparent about their own interests, and be willing to invest in long-term partnerships. That is the view of urban planner Jeroen de Willigen, chairman of the BNA and partner at architectural firm De Zwarte Hond.
