A Presentation on the Autumn Budget 2026: What it means for Property

Tom Butterworth is coming to One Station Hill on Wednesday 18 November to break down the Autumn Budget 2026 and what it actually means for property. He's a property tax adviser at Affinia, and this is a post-Budget analysis of the Government's latest announcements, so the focus is on how they'll land across the sector. He'll be setting out the key considerations for investors, developers, landlords and occupiers, which should cover most of the bases if you've got a stake in the market.

The session is organised by the Reading Real Estate Property Network (RREN), and it's set up as a half-day format rather than just a quick talk. It runs from 12:00 to 14:30, with the first half hour for registration and networking. The main event is a 45-minute presentation followed by a Q&A, so there's a chance to ask questions and get a bit more detail on the parts that matter to you. After that, there's a full hour and a quarter for a light buffet lunch and more networking, which is where a good chunk of the value usually is if you're looking to catch up with other people in the local property scene.

It's held at One Station Hill, Garrard Street, Reading RG1 1NR, in The Quad on the first floor. The whole thing runs from 12:00 to 14:30, and there's a limit of three guests per organisation, so it's worth getting your names in early if you're bringing colleagues along.