Are you joining us to look beyond today and across national borders?
At the Zuid-Limburg+ stand, we show how our region is developing into a dynamic, cross-border engine of innovation. In South Limburg, we don’t think in borders—we think in opportunities. With a border that lies just “only” 7 km from the Netherlands and no fewer than 222 km connecting us with our Belgian and German neighbours, our region is at the heart of Europe. We make full use of this unique position: cooperation doesn’t stop at the national border, but begins there instead. One of the clearest examples of this euregional way of thinking is the Trans Regio Express (TRE): a cross-border daily urban system within the Euregio Meuse-Rhine. This project shows how infrastructure not only brings people together, but also strengthens regions, creates economic opportunities and opens up new perspectives for spatial development and real estate. In South Limburg, we are building for the future—together with partners, public authorities and market players.
But we are also explicitly looking ahead. That is why we invite students to join us in thinking along. What will the region of tomorrow look like? What role does mobility play in that development? And how do you translate big ambitions into concrete, feasible plans? We challenge you to look beyond today. To think across borders. And to build together with us a region where it really happens.
You are warmly invited to our stand 11.19, where local staff and students will be on hand to speak with you. If you’re lucky, there might even be a piece of Heuvelland pastry waiting for you!
During PROVADA, BouwLab R&Do and The Green Village will be providing the content programming for the Innovation Café. In collaboration with partners BPD, COD and VORM, and the Ministry of Housing and Spatial Planning, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management, and the DMI Ecosystem, one central question takes the lead: how do we move innovation faster from idea to application?
The fiscal threshold for foreign pension funds and insurers to invest in the Dutch housing market must be significantly lowered. That is the view of Mark Siezen, CEO of asset manager Bouwinvest. 'Foreign capital is absolutely essential to meet the enormous housing construction challenge. That requires a stable housing policy and fiscal climate. I am hopeful: the new minister recognises this and will act on it.'
Following the earlier announcement of the launch of the International Investment Day, PROVADA now presents the full programme for Thursday, 11 June 2026. As the largest real estate exhibition in the Netherlands, PROVADA brings together leading market parties for a day of insights, discussion and networking. The newly introduced international investment programme—developed in collaboration with INREV, Holland Metropole and the Ministry of Housing and Spatial Planning—offers international investors direct access to key developments, policy perspectives and investment opportunities in the Dutch market.