SALON DE LA COPROPRIÉTÉ ET DE L'HABITAT 2026

Name: SALON DE LA COPROPRIÉTÉ ET DE L'HABITAT 2026
Start: 2026-11-04
End: 2026-11-05
Location: Paris Expo Porte de Versailles

Event overview

Overview

The Salon de la Copropriété et de l'Habitat is the leading event dedicated to the management and renovation of co-ownership properties.

It brings together experts and professionals to inform co-owners, share best practices, and support decisions related to collective housing.

TL;DR

1Event Dates: 4-5 November 2026 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
2Three Decades Running: The reference French event for co-ownership management and building renovation, with more than 30 years of editions.
3Core Themes: Energy renovation, legal obligations, security, common areas and upkeep, water and waste, digitalisation and AI, and mobility equipment.
4Who Attends: Syndics, conseil syndical members, co-owners, legal and insurance advisors and renovation professionals from across France.
5Easy Access: Metro Line 12, tram T2 and T3a, and more than 130 hotels within walking distance of the venue.

Why visit

Visiting the Salon de la Copropriete et de l'Habitat gives syndics, conseil syndical members, co-owners, legal advisors and renovation professionals one place to compare solutions for energy renovation, legal obligations, security, common-area upkeep, waste and water management and works in collective housing. More than 30 years of editions have made it the reference meeting point where visitors question experts, join free conferences and workshops, and gather practical answers on running shared buildings. The 2026 edition runs on 4-5 November at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, with Metro Line 12, tram T2 and T3a and hundreds of nearby hotels making it quick to reach. Register through the badge portal at badge.saloncopropriete.com, shortlist your priority themes in advance and book meetings with exhibitors before the doors open to make the most of two days.

Why exhibit

Exhibitors will have direct access to a targeted audience of co-owners and property managers, enhancing visibility and showcasing their solutions in a focused environment. This event is crucial for stakeholders in the co-ownership sector, providing insights into legal obligations, energy renovation, and effective management practices. It fosters collaboration and innovation in the industry.

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

Visitor profile

Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

Property managers and syndics

Co-owners seeking renovation solutions

Legal advisors specializing in property law

Energy efficiency consultants

Financial institutions offering co-ownership financing

Suppliers of building materials and services

Exhibitor profile

Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

Construction and renovation companies

Legal and financial service providers

Energy efficiency technology firms

Property management software developers

Consultants in co-ownership management

Suppliers of maintenance services

Product categories

Key solution areas showcased across the event.

Energy renovation solutions for co-ownerships

Legal services for property management

Financial products for co-ownership financing

Building materials and construction services

Property management software solutions

Sustainability and energy efficiency technologies

Location & Facilities

Venue

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Paris Expo Porte de Versailles

Paris, France

Attend

Entry & tickets

How the last edition performed

Previous edition

Last edition

2025

Completed

This edition

2026

Next edition

Not announced yet

Impact

A bigger and stronger platform

The Salon de la Copropriété et de l'Habitat is the leading event dedicated to the management and renovation of co-ownership properties. It brings together experts and professionals to inform co-owners, share best practices, and support decisions related to collective housing. This event is crucial for stakeholders in the co-ownership sector, providing insights into legal obligations, energy renovation, and effective management practices. It fosters collaboration and innovation in the industry.

Audience quality

High-value decision-makers

Visitors typically include Property managers and syndics, Co-owners seeking renovation solutions, Legal advisors specializing in property law, Energy efficiency consultants. Event dates: November 4-5, 2026. Location: Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. Focus on co-ownership management and renovation. Bringing together experts and professionals. SALON DE LA COPROPRIÉTÉ ET DE L'HABITAT 2026 attracts an audience aligned with the organiser's published visitor positioning.

Exhibitor outcomes

Real business growth

Intelligence

Market context

Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

Île-de-France (Paris region), France — the country's largest concentration of co-owned residential buildings and the main market for collective renovation and building-management services

Why it matters

Attending SALON DE LA COPROPRIÉTÉ ET DE L'HABITAT 2026 on 2026-11-04 to 2026-11-05 in Paris lets buyers and specifiers benchmark suppliers, see live demonstrations, and compress months of vendor meetings into one focused trade visit — worthwhile when your category roadmap aligns with the official exhibitor profile.

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Digital buyer journeys

Professionals expect pre-show agendas, product finders, and meeting tools; suppliers align demos and literature to short on-stand decision cycles.

Sustainability in procurement

Energy use, recyclable materials, and carbon reporting increasingly appear in RFPs and exhibitor scorecards across industrial trade fairs.

Automation and labour efficiency

Visitors benchmark machinery, software, and services that reduce downtime, staffing pressure, and total cost of ownership.

Regional supply-chain resilience

Buyers diversify suppliers across Europe, MENA, and Asia while favouring vendors with local service, spare parts, and training.

Hybrid engagement models

Live demonstrations remain decisive, but follow-up webinars, digital catalogues, and year-round supplier portals extend the commercial window after the show.

French and European building, housing and construction circuit

Book Paris hotels and stand meetings 8–12 weeks ahead; the November show sits between the autumn French building fairs and the spring European construction and HVAC cycle.

Syndics, conseil syndical members and building-services suppliers plan SALON DE LA COPROPRIÉTÉ ET DE L'HABITAT 2026 inside a wider circuit of French and European building events, comparing renovation products, management software and service coverage across markets.

Pre-show (8–12 weeks out)

Fix hotel rooms near Porte de Versailles, register visitor badges and request stand meetings with shortlisted co-ownership suppliers.

Show week

Conference sessions on renovation financing and works planning, hall walk-throughs and supplier negotiations on the exhibition floor.

Post-show

Compare quotes on lift, energy, security and management contracts, and schedule site visits or follow-up calls with preferred suppliers.

Peer events are long-established sector fairs; each organiser website lists the current dates and venue.

Plan your trip

Travel & logistics

Local currency · EUR

Arrival airports

Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

CDG

Charles de Gaulle

Main long-haul gateway. Public transport option: RER B towards the city then tram T3a, or RoissyBus to Opera then Metro.

Approx. 30 km by road

to venue

Approx. 30-45 min (estimated; allow more at peak hours)

by car

ORY

Paris Orly

Closest airport to the venue. Public transport option: Orlyval to Antony then RER B, connecting to tram T3a or Metro Line 12.

Approx. 15 km by road

to venue

Approx. 20-30 min (estimated)

by car

BVA

Paris Beauvais

Used mainly by low-cost carriers; coach and shuttle services connect the airport with central Paris.

Approx. 85 km by road

to venue

Approx. 75-90 min (estimated)

by car

Hotel tiers

A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

Aparthotel Adagio Paris Porte de Versailles

Premium

450 m from Paris Expo Porte de Versailles to venue

Novotel Paris Porte de Versailles

Premium

350 m from Paris Expo Porte de Versailles to venue

Mercure Paris Porte de Versailles Expo

Mid-range

1 km from Paris Expo Porte de Versailles to venue

Porte de Versailles Hôtel

Mid-range

410 m from Paris Expo Porte de Versailles to venue

ibis Paris Porte de Versailles

Budget

1.4 km from Paris Expo Porte de Versailles to venue

Eklo Hotels Paris Porte de Versailles

Budget

1.6 km from Paris Expo Porte de Versailles to venue

Local transport

Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

taxi

Estimated costApprox. EUR 55-70 taxi or ride-hail

Best forCharles de Gaulle (CDG) to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles

Estimated 30-45 min by road (about 30 km); allow extra time at peak hours.

taxi

Estimated costApprox. EUR 35-50 taxi or ride-hail

Best forParis Orly (ORY) to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles

Estimated 20-30 min by road (about 15 km); Orly is the closest airport to the venue.

taxi

Estimated costApprox. EUR 90-130 taxi or shuttle

Best forParis Beauvais (BVA) to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles

Estimated 75-90 min by road (about 85 km); a direct shuttle is the simplest option.

metro

Estimated costApprox. EUR 2.50 per single ticket

Best forMetro Line 12 to Porte de Versailles station

Direct metro access to the site; follow the exits marked for the exhibition halls.

tram

Estimated costApprox. EUR 2.50 per single ticket

Best forTram T2 and T3a to Porte de Versailles

Both tram lines stop at Porte de Versailles-Parc des Expositions, a short walk from the entrance.

train

Estimated costApprox. EUR 11-12 for airport rail links

Best forRER B and Orlyval rail links from CDG and Orly

RER B connects both airports to central Paris, with tram T3a or Metro Line 12 for the final leg to the venue. Parking near the venue should be booked in advance.

Plan your trip

Visa & entry documents

Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

Visa not required

ATA Carnet: check with organiser

Type	Who needs it	Fee	Processing
Schengen short-stay business visa	Non-EU/EEA nationals without a visa-waiver agreement who travel to France to attend or take part in trade fairs, seminars and conferences	—	Allow at least 15 calendar days for processing; apply up to 6 months before travel

EU/EEA citizens and travellers from countries covered by a Schengen visa-waiver agreement can enter France for short business visits without a visa. Everyone else should confirm their status with the France-Visas visa wizard before booking travel.

Confirm ATA carnet acceptance and customs procedures with French customs before shipping exhibition goods. French VAT (TVA) is 20 percent and applies to most trade show materials and services provided in France; exhibitors may be able to reclaim part of it.

Official visa page

Weather

Paris in early November is cool and often damp: daytime highs of about 11-12 C, night-time lows near 5 C, and rain on roughly 11-16 days of the month for about 40-65 mm of rainfall. Expect short daylight hours and changeable conditions during the 4-5 November 2026 show days.

Plan for the climate

Check temperatures and pack accordingly

Venue connectivity

France has strong 4G and 5G coverage in Paris, with Orange, SFR, Free and Bouygues all offering prepaid SIMs that are easy for visitors to buy. Prepaid SIM cards and eSIMs are widely available at CDG and Orly airports and in the city; EU roaming normally applies for SIMs bought in another EU country. Confirm venue Wi-Fi availability with the organiser.

Ride-hailing

Taxis

Public transit

Car rentals

Cultural notes

Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

Greetings and language

Open every exchange with a "Bonjour" before asking a question — it is expected in shops, hotels, taxis and at exhibition stands. French business contacts shake hands on arrival and departure, and a light handshake is the norm in professional settings rather than an embrace. English is widely spoken on the show floor, but starting in French is always appreciated.

Tipping

Service is included by law in French restaurant and café bills, so tipping is optional. Rounding the bill up or leaving EUR 1–3 for attentive service is the usual practice, taxi fares are generally rounded to the nearest euro, and EUR 1–2 per day is standard for hotel housekeeping.

Dress and meeting style

Paris business dress is smart and understated: jackets and suits for exhibitor meetings, smart-casual for visiting the halls. Punctuality matters, meetings are usually structured with an agenda, and time is normally left at the end for questions and follow-up.

Practical guides

Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

Flights

Destination: CDG

Book flights to CDG when possible for the shortest transfer to the venue; compare ORY only if fares are materially lower.

Visa

France is part of the Schengen area. Short-stay business visitors from many countries need a Schengen visitor visa to attend trade fairs and conferences, while visa-exempt nationals can attend without one. Stays must not exceed 90 days within any 180-day period.

Estimated cost: Approx. EUR 90 for the standard adult Schengen short-stay visa fee; confirm the current amount on France-Visas.

Processing: Allow at least 15 calendar days for processing and apply up to 6 months before travel to be safe.

Use the France-Visas visa wizard to confirm whether you need a visa, which documents to submit and the applicable fee before you book flights and hotels.

Official

Transport

Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

Airport → venue: Primary gateways: Charles de Gaulle (CDG): Approx. 30-45 min (estimated; allow more at peak hours); Paris Orly (ORY): Approx. 20-30 min (estimated); Paris Beauvais (BVA): Approx. 75-90 min (estimated). Allow road or rail time to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles; on-site parking is usually available at major exhibition venues.

Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Paris Expo Porte de Versailles: Aparthotel Adagio Paris Porte de Versailles; Novotel Paris Porte de Versailles; Mercure Paris Porte de Versailles Expo.

Ride-hail: Ride-hailing apps are commonly used in Paris; confirm local availability before travel.

Public transit: Paris Expo Porte de Versailles is served by Metro Line 12 (Porte de Versailles station), tram lines T2 and T3a and several bus routes. The RATP network covers the whole city, and tickets can be bought at station machines or via contactless and mobile options. The venue is about a 5-6 minute walk from the nearest metro and tram stops.

Parking: On-site parking is available at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles; confirm daily rates and hall access on the organiser or venue site.

Weather

Plan and pack for the event climate.

Month: November 2026

Temperature: About 11-12 C daytime highs and around 5 C at night in early November in Paris.

Seasonality: November is one of the wetter Paris months, with rain expected on roughly 11-16 days and monthly rainfall of about 40-65 mm.

Packing: Pack warm layered clothing, a waterproof jacket or umbrella and comfortable water-resistant shoes for walking between the halls and nearby hotels.

Plan your trip

Planning

Best day to visit: Day 1 — Wednesday 4 November 2026

The salon runs only two days, and the first day carries the conference programme on renovation financing, compliance and works planning, which is the strongest reason for syndics and conseil syndical members to travel. Every exhibitor is present and stands are fully staffed from opening, so shortlisted suppliers can be seen with enough time to book Day 2 follow-ups. Day 2 works best for returning visitors who already know which two or three stands they need for detailed pricing and technical negotiation in quieter aisles.

Check passport validity and confirm whether you need a Schengen visa via France-Visas — Apply early if a visa is required; allow at least 15 days for processing.

Book flights to Paris (CDG, Orly or Beauvais) — Orly is closest to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles; compare fares before booking.

Reserve a hotel near Porte de Versailles in the 15th arrondissement — Properties such as Aparthotel Adagio and Porte de Versailles Hotel are 400-450 m from the halls.

Complete visitor registration and badge request on badge.saloncopropriete.com — Save your badge confirmation to your phone and print a copy.

Download the show programme and mark the conferences you want to attend — Review the thematiques pages to prioritise energy, legal and works topics.

Pre-book meetings with exhibitors in your priority themes — Contact suppliers of energy renovation, security and common-area services directly.

Plan local transport to the venue — Metro Line 12 and tram T2 and T3a stop at Porte de Versailles; single fares are around EUR 2.50.

Print or save travel documents, badge and hotel confirmation — Keep digital and paper copies of your passport and visa.

Pack warm layers and waterproof shoes for Paris November weather — Daytime highs near 11-12 C with rain on many days; bring an umbrella.

Arrive in Paris, collect your badge and check access to the halls — Arrive early on 4 November for orientation and security screening.

Networking spots

Show-floor business and meeting areas

On-site B2B zone

Conference and workshop area

Session venue

Hotel bars in the Porte de Versailles district

After-hours

Budget

Costs & budget

Cost reference

Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

hotel_night

visitor · mid-range

EUR 110–200 / per room per night

estimate

hotel_night

visitor · budget

EUR 75–115 / per room per night

estimate

per_diem

visitor · standard

EUR 55–95 / per person per day

estimate

visa_fee

visitor · Schengen short-stay

EUR 90 / per person

official

airport_transfer

visitor · public transport

EUR 2.5–14 / per person per trip

estimate

airport_transfer

visitor · taxi / ride-hail

EUR 35–70 / per vehicle per trip

estimate

Item	For	Tier	Estimated range	Status
hotel_night	visitor	mid-range	EUR 110–200 / per room per night	estimate
hotel_night	visitor	budget	EUR 75–115 / per room per night	estimate
per_diem	visitor	standard	EUR 55–95 / per person per day	estimate
visa_fee	visitor	Schengen short-stay	EUR 90 / per person	official
airport_transfer	visitor	public transport	EUR 2.5–14 / per person per trip	estimate
airport_transfer	visitor	taxi / ride-hail	EUR 35–70 / per vehicle per trip	estimate

Decision

Visit, exhibit, or skip?

Should you go?

Pick the closest answer for each. Your recommendation updates live.

QUESTION 1 OF 6

What is your primary role?

Decision matrix

Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

visit

You manage, advise on or live in a co-ownership building and need to compare suppliers in one trip.

Best for

Syndics, conseil syndical members, co-owners, legal advisors and energy renovation consultants looking for practical solutions and regulatory guidance on managing collective housing.

Min. budget

$450.00

Timeline

4-6 weeks for flights, a hotel near Porte de Versailles and badge registration.

Risks

Hotel demand rises around major Paris trade events, so book early.

Schengen visa processing can take several weeks for some nationalities.

exhibit

You sell products or services into French collective housing and want direct contact with syndics and conseil syndical members.

Best for

Suppliers of building automation and AI, energy, water and waste services, security and comfort systems, common-area maintenance and mobility equipment targeting French co-ownership decision makers.

Min. budget

$2,200.00

Timeline

4-6 months for stand space, build, freight and staff travel planning.

Risks

Hall allocation and stand positioning are agreed with the organiser and can shift.

Freight and customs (TVA 20 percent) add cost and lead time for demo units.

skip

Your target buyers are outside French co-ownership management and renovation.

Best for

Companies with no interest in the French collective housing market or those already represented by a local partner covering the sector.

Timeline

Not applicable.

Risks

No major risks listed.

Gallery

Photos

Official imagery from SALON DE LA COPROPRIÉTÉ ET DE L'HABITAT 2026

FAQs & glossary

Answers

Frequently asked

What is the Salon de la Copropriété et de l'Habitat?

It is the leading event dedicated to the management and renovation of co-ownership properties.

When does the event take place?

The event takes place on November 4-5, 2026.

Where is the event held?

The event is held at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

Who should attend?

Property managers, co-owners, legal advisors, and energy efficiency consultants should attend.

What topics will be covered?

Topics include energy renovation, legal obligations, and effective management practices, alongside themes such as automation and AI, banking and insurance, water and waste, security, common-area upkeep and mobility equipment.

How long has the show been running?

The organiser describes the event as a reference gathering with more than 30 years of editions for co-ownership managers and professionals.

How do I register as a visitor?

Visitor registration is handled through the badge portal at badge.saloncopropriete.com, where you complete your details online to receive your badge.

Glossary

Copropriété: A French term for co-ownership, referring to properties owned by multiple parties.
Syndic: A property manager responsible for managing co-owned properties.
Rénovation énergétique: Energy renovation refers to improvements made to enhance energy efficiency in buildings.
Conseil syndical: A council of co-owners that represents the interests of the co-ownership.
Obligations légales: Legal obligations that property owners must comply with in managing co-owned properties.
Salon: French for a trade show or exhibition; the event is branded a Salon because it combines exhibitor stands with conferences and workshops.
Exposant: The French term for an exhibitor, a company presenting products or services on a stand at the show.
Pavillon: A hall or building within the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles complex where exhibitors are grouped by theme.
TVA: Taxe sur la Valeur Ajoutée, the French value added tax; it is 20 percent and applies to most trade show materials and services in France.
VTC: Voiture de Transport avec Chauffeur, the French licensing category for private hire and ride-hailing vehicles serving the venue.
Schengen short-stay visa: A visa allowing non-EU visitors to attend business events in France for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.

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Sources

References

Publishers

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