The Toulouse Real Estate Show 2026 (Autumn edition) is a free-entry trade fair held from 2 to 4 October at MEETT, bringing together property professionals and project holders for advice, comparison, and networking, running alongside the Habitat Show
Dates
2–4 Oct 2026
City / country
Aussonne, France
Venue
MEETT Parc des Expositions, Centre de Conventions & Congrès de Toulouse
Time
Autumn 2026 edition: 2–4 October 2026, typically 10:00 AM.–6:30 PM · (confirm on official site) · Spring 2026 ran 10:00 AM.–6:30 PM
Companies exhibiting at Toulouse Real Estate Show 2026 include ABADIE CONSTRUCTION - RENOVATION, ACH CONSTRUCTION RENOVATION, ACTION LOGEMENT SERVICES, ACTIONS LOCALES IMMOBILIERES ET SOLIDAIRES - ALIS and AKYOM.
Event overview
The Salon de l'Immobilier de Toulouse is the region's key real estate event, held at MEETT Parc des Expositions in Aussonne. The 2026 autumn edition runs from 2 to 4 October and is staged simultaneously with the Salon de l'Habitat, allowing visitors to explore all housing solutions in one place.
Entry is free upon presentation of a downloadable invitation. The spring 2026 edition attracted nearly 5,000 visitors and 57 exhibitors, with stable attendance and a notable upturn in interest in new-build property and renovation
TL;DR
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Location & Facilities
Halls & areas
1Concorde Avenue, 31840 Aussonne, France
Entrances & gates
Accès principal
Accès par D902 et N224, sortie MEETT accès Nord
Large on-site parking with thousands of spaces; generally free for visitors during events. Some sources cite 3,000–6,500 spaces
6,500 spaces ·
Wheelchair accessible with PMR parking near lifts. Wheelchair loan available on request (subject to event)
No dedicated prayer room identified at MEETT. The venue has hosted large religious services, but no permanent prayer facilities are mentioned
Electric vehicle charging stations available in the car parks. The venue has photovoltaic canopies and a transport hub with charging points
Food options
Central Street catering, Food & Beverage service
On-site diningParking: Parking gratuit de 4 000 places sur le site. Le site du MEETT dispose également de 5 000 places au total (3 000 places visiteurs + 2 000 places exposants). Stationnement conseillé entre les lettres P et W du parking visiteurs. Les places PMR se situent à proximité des blocs ascenseur. Passage obligatoire aux automates: scan du ticket d'entrée, paiement par CB ou saisie d'un code promo (selon les événements)
Attend
Event days & opening times
Entrée gratuite sur invitation
Invitation à télécharger sur le site
Ticket info
Badge collection
L'entrée est gratuite sur présentation de l'invitation à télécharger sur la billetterie en ligne
Ticket notes
L'entrée est gratuite sur invitation
Who runs the show
TOULOUSE EVENEMENTS
Organisateur
GL events
Co-organisateur (gestion des données)
Délégué à la protection des données
Exercice des droits RGPD
What's on
Henry Buzy-Cazaux
Président Fondateur @ Institut du management des services immobiliers
Marché immobilier, fiscalité, investissement, rénovation énergétique
Salon de l'Habitat de Toulouse
Toulouse Métropole Rénov'
Partenaires institutionnels rénovation énergétique
Action Logement
Partenaires institutionnels logement et accession
How the last edition performed
Current edition
2026 · 5,000 visitors · 57 exhibitors
Aucune prévision chiffrée pour l'édition d'automne 2026 n'est publiée sur le site officiel
Visitors
5,000
Exhibitors
57
Growth over time
New this edition
Jeanbrun scheme focus
The autumn 2026 edition highlights the new private landlord status (Jeanbrun scheme), with dedicated talks and personalised advice sessions.
SourceProgramme de conférences étoffé sur la rénovation énergétique
Des sessions spécifiques aborderont les obligations, coûts et aides en matière de rénovation énergétique (MaPrimRENOV, CEE, nouveau DPE), ainsi que les projets photovoltaïques, pour répondre aux enjeux de la transition énergétique
SourceEspace Conseils élargi avec de nouveaux partenaires
L'Espace Conseils réunira des experts de la Chambre des Notaires, du Barreau des Avocats, de Toulouse Rénov, de l'Association des Propriétaires et Copropriétaires, d'Anacofi Immo, du Pôle Habitat FFB et de l'Ordre des Architectes Occitanie, offrant des consultations gratuites sur tous les aspects du projet immobilier
SourceTestimonials
The show welcomed almost 5,000 visitors and 57 exhibitors, stable compared with March 2025. Visitors arrived with mature projects or were ready to move them forward.
Holding both shows simultaneously helped maintain steady attendance at MEETT all weekend. Visitors appreciated the complementary offer and the ease of moving between the two events.
Next edition outlook
2026-10-02 – 2026-10-04The autumn 2026 Toulouse Real Estate Show runs 2–4 October at MEETT, co-located with the Habitat Show. It is a key meeting point for professionals and homebuyers amid a fragile recovery in the Toulouse market, with the Jeanbrun scheme, home-buying aids, and energy renovation at the centre of talks and advice sessions.
The Jeanbrun investment scheme should gain visibility with dedicated practical sessions Public aids (PTZ, BRS, reduced VAT) remain central to support home ownership amid high interest rates Energy renovation and EPC obligations will be a recurring theme with sessions on costs and grants The Advice Zone will expand to meet demand for legal, tax, and technical guidance
Impact
The spring 2026 Toulouse Real Estate Show (13–15 March at MEETT) confirmed the event's central role in the Occitanie property market, drawing nearly 5,000 visitors and 57 exhibitors with stable attendance vs the prior spring edition.
Audience quality
Le public du Salon de l'Immobilier de printemps 2026 était composé de visiteurs ayant des projets précis et mûris-. Selon les professionnels présents, les visiteurs étaient en quête de renseignements concrets sur l'achat, l'investissement ou la rénovation. Les espaces de conseil et les conférences ont suscité des questions pointues sur le financement, la rénovation énergétique et l'investissement locatif. Une enquête menée auprès des visiteurs (114 réponses) a révélé que 28,9 % venaient pour s'informer et se faire conseiller, 17,5 % pour assister à des conférences, 16,7 % pour se renseigner sur le financement, et 16,7 % pour rencontrer des constructeurs de maisons individuelles. La tranche d'âge la plus représentée était celle des plus de 65 ans (29,8 %), suivie des 56-65 ans (28,1 %)
Exhibitor outcomes
Les retours des exposants de l'édition de mars 2025 (dernière enquête disponible) sont très positifs: 60 % des exposants répondants ont accordé au moins un 8/10 au salon et 20 % un 10/10. 80 % des exposants répondants se sont dits satisfaits (au moins 4 étoiles) du volume des visiteurs, et 85 % de la qualité du visitorat. Ces indicateurs, bien que datant de 2025, témoignent d'un bon niveau de satisfaction et d'une capacité du salon à générer des leads qualifiés. L'organisation a d'ailleurs souligné que l'objectif premier du salon est d'apporter aux exposants des leads qualifiés et de générer du business
Intelligence
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Why it matters
The Toulouse Real Estate Show 2026 (Autumn edition) takes place at a pivotal moment for the local and national property market. After three years of correction, the Toulouse market is showing tentative signs of recovery, driven by stabilising interest rates, the gradual return of first-time buyers, and the emergence of the Jeanbrun scheme as a new driver for rental investment. For visitors, the show offers a unique opportunity to understand the mechanics of this new fiscal scheme, compare financing offers in a still-demanding credit environment, and receive expert advice on energy renovation – now a non-negotiable factor. For exhibitors, the show provides a prime platform to reach a motivated, project-ready audience of buyers, investors, and renovators. Its co-location with the Habitat Show expands reach across the entire housing lifecycle, making it a high-value networking and business-generation event in the Occitanie region
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
Dispositif Jeanbrun replaces Pinel as the primary rental investment scheme
The Jeanbrun scheme (Plan Relance Logement), effective 21 February 2026, introduces fiscal amortisation of the building over 9 years, replacing the expired Pinel. It is non-zoned, applicable to new builds and existing properties with renovation works representing at least 30% of the acquisition price. At the Spring 2026 show, it was the dominant topic, with investors and professionals seeking to understand its mechanics and implications for Toulouse's rental market
SourceTimid recovery in new-build sales, driven by assisted homeownership
After three years of sharp decline, the new-build market in Toulouse shows tentative signs of recovery in early 2026. Q1 2026 recorded 611 sales in the metropolitan area, a 6% year-on-year increase, and 683 new units were launched, up 14% from Q4 2025. However, volumes remain historically low compared to pre-crisis levels of over 1,400 quarterly sales, and cancellations (181) remain high at 23% of reservations
SourcePrices stabilise with modest uptick in H1 2026
After two years of correction, Toulouse property prices resumed positive momentum in the first half of 2026, rising 1.1% according to market observatories. The average price per sqm in Toulouse is €3,601 (apartments and houses combined), with a 1% year-on-year increase for apartments and 1.5% for houses. Credit rates have stabilised around 3.36% over 20 years (July 2026), bringing back first-time buyers and exerting upward pressure on prices, especially in intermediate segments and peripheral districts
SourceSupply constraints persist despite rising launches
While new launches increased in Q1 2026, overall commercial supply continues to shrink. Only 2,567 homes were available across the metropolitan area at end-Q1, a 31% decline from 2024 The average price of a new home in the Toulouse urban area is €4,441/sqm (excluding parking), rising to €4,852/sqm within the city limits. The mismatch between high demand from a growing population and limited supply remains a key structural challenge
SourceReturn of first-time buyers and stabilising credit conditions
The stabilisation of credit rates around 3.36% over 20 years (July 2026) has triggered a return of first-time buyers who had put their projects on hold. Mortgage production rebounded by 26.9% in 2025, driven by this segment. Toulouse's dense student and young professional population makes first-time buyers a significant share of demand, supporting price levels in intermediate segments and peripheral districts
SourceLatest updates from across the market.
Immobilier: à Toulouse, le marché du neuf reprend des couleurs… prudemment
Q1 2026 new-build sales in Toulouse rose 6% year-on-year to 611 units, with launches up 14% from Q4 2025. The recovery remains fragile, driven by assisted homeownership schemes, while the Jeanbrun scheme is expected to boost rental investment
Toulouse: focus sur le marché immobilier local
In 2025, Toulouse recorded 15,960 transactions, up 10% from 2024. SeLoger forecasts a 5% increase to ~16,818 transactions in 2026, with values rising 7%. Prices in Toulouse rose 1% year-on-year, outperforming the department's +0.2%
Salon de l'Immobilier Toulouse 2026: la loi Jeanbrun a marqué le MEETT
The Spring 2026 edition of the Toulouse Real Estate Show confirmed a strong local trend: rental investment is entering a new phase. The Jeanbrun scheme replaced Pinel as the central topic, offering a new fiscal framework for landlords through amortisation
Ce qui relance les prix de l'immobilier à Toulouse après des mois de baisse
After two years of correction, Toulouse property prices rebounded 1.1% in H1 2026. Stabilised credit rates around 3.36% and the return of first-time buyers are driving the upturn, particularly in intermediate segments and peripheral districts
Marché immobilier: à Toulouse, acheter un logement neuf reste compliqué malgré un léger rebond
Despite a 6% rise in Q1 2026 new-build sales to 611 units, buying remains difficult due to high prices (€4,441/sqm average), limited supply (only 2,567 homes available, down 31% from 2024), and credit constraints. Cancellations remain high at 23% of reservations
The French real estate and construction trade show circuit offers a range of events for professionals and the public. Major national shows like MIPIM (Cannes, March), SIMI (Paris, December), and SIBCA (Paris, September) target investment and professional audiences, while regional 'Salon de l'Immobilier' events in cities like Toulouse, Lille, Lyon, and Bordeaux cater to local buyers and investors. The Autumn 2026 season features BATIMAT (Paris, September–October) for construction professionals, alongside regional events in Le Mans, La Rochelle, and the Viving fairs in multiple cities
MIPIM – Marché International des Professionnels de l'Immobilier
Cannes, France
Held at Palais des Festivals, Cannes. ~20,000 professionals from 90 countries
websiteImmotissimo – Salon de l'Immobilier Neuf de Lille
Lille, France
Held at Lille Grand Palais. Major regional event for buyers and investors
Viving – Salon Habitat & Immobilier (Marseille)
Marseille, France
First edition held at Parc Chanot, Marseille. Organised by Marseille events
SIBCA – Salon de l'Immobilier Bas Carbone
Paris, France
Held at the Grand Palais, Paris. Targets professionals and investors interested in sustainable property
websiteBATIMAT 2026
Paris, France
Held at Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles. Coincides with the Autumn real estate show season
websiteSalon de l'Immobilier de Toulouse – Édition Automne 2026
Aussonne (Toulouse), France
Co-located with the Salon de l'Habitat at MEETT. Free entry with online invitation
websiteSalon Immobilier & Maison – Le Mans 2026
Le Mans, France
18th edition held at Parc des Expositions du Mans, Hall D
SIMI – Salon de l'Investissement Immobilier
Paris, France
Held at Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles. Attracts ~470 exhibitors and 26,000+ professionals
websiteAutumn 2026 (Sep–Oct)
Peak season for real estate and construction shows, with national and regional events across France
Late 2026 (Nov–Dec)
Year-end investment and regional property shows
Spring 2027
MIPIM 2027 is scheduled for 15–19 March 2027
Event dates and details compiled from official organisers, trade show calendars, and regional event listings. Some dates for 2027 events are preliminary
Plan your trip
Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.
Toulouse-Blagnac Airport
Primary international airport serving the region, with direct tram (T1) and bus (line 30) connections to MEETT
2.48 km (straight-line) / 5 km by road
to venue
7 minutes by car
by car
A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.
Not yet confirmed
Quelques hôtels à proximité du MEETT (ex: Ibis, Kyriad); réservation conseillée
Not yet confirmed
Large choix d'hôtels, accessible en tramway (ligne T1) en 35 minutes
Get around the city with these convenient transport options.
Tram
Tram T1 serves MEETT (stop at the exhibition centre entrance). About 35 minutes from city centre (Arènes); about 15 minutes from the airport. Frequency up to every 6 minutes on weekdays, 8 min Saturday, 10 min Sunday. Service from 5:00 a.m. to 1:20 a.m. Thu–Sat and until 12:40 a.m. Sun–Wed.
Bus
Line 30 connects Toulouse-Blagnac Airport to MEETT (stop at the exhibition centre entrance). Journey time from the airport is about 25 minutes.
Car
4,000 free on-site parking spaces. MEETT has 5,000 spaces total (3,000 visitors / 2,000 exhibitors). Visitor parking recommended between letters P and W. About 7 minutes from the airport and 20 minutes from city centre. Pay at machines via card or promo code.
Bicycle
MEETT has 400 sheltered bike racks near the entrance. Cycle route maps on the Toulouse Métropole website.
Carpool
Carpooling is encouraged by the organizer.
Plan your trip
Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.
| Type | Who needs it | Fee | Processing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Short-stay Schengen visa (Type C) | Third-country nationals (non-EU/EEA/Swiss) who are not exempt from visa requirements, for business trips up to 90 days in any 180-day period | $98.00 | 15 calendar days standard; can extend to 30–45 days during peak seasons (June–September). Appointment wait times vary; apply well in advance |
Nationals of EU/EEA countries and Switzerland do not need a visa for short business stays. Citizens of many other countries (e.g., US, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea) are also visa-exempt for stays up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Use the official France-Visas 'Visa Wizard' to check specific nationality requirements
ATA Carnets are accepted in France for temporary admission of goods such as exhibition materials, commercial samples, and professional equipment. They are issued by the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI Paris Île-de-France) Valid for 12 months. Not required for goods coming from within the EU
Official visa pageWeather
October in Toulouse is mild autumn: average highs 19-22°C, lows 10-12°C. Expect about 35-55 mm rainfall across 4-8 days. Evenings cool down; pack a light jacket or sweater
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
MEETT is directly served by tram line T1 (stop MEETT) and bus line 30. From Toulouse-Blagnac Airport: 7 min by car, 15 min by tram, 25 min by bus. From city centre: 20 min by car, 35 min by tram. Parking on site with thousands of spaces
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Greeting etiquette
Always start with a polite 'Bonjour' when entering shops, restaurants, or any service establishment. A friendly greeting is expected and appreciated
Lunch hours
Many shops and small businesses close for lunch between around 12:30 and 14:30. Plan errands and dining accordingly
Sunday shopping
Most shops are closed on Sundays. Larger supermarkets and some bakeries may open in the morning. Plan ahead for supplies
Tipping
Service is included in restaurant bills, but rounding up or leaving a small tip (5-10%) for good service is appreciated
Practical guides
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Destination: Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (TLS)
TLS is well-connected to major European hubs. Direct flights from Paris, London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, etc. Book early for October events
A short-stay Schengen visa (Type C) is generally required for non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals attending the trade show, unless they are from a visa-exempt country. The visa permits business activities such as attending conferences and trade shows
Estimated cost: Not yet confirmed
Processing: 15 calendar days standard; peak season can extend to 30–45 days
Applications can be submitted up to six months before departure. Required documents: passport valid for at least 3 months after departure, travel insurance, proof of accommodation, invitation letter, and proof of sufficient funds. The event is free with an invitation, which can be downloaded from the event website and may serve as supporting documentation
OfficialFind a stay near the venue with options for every budget.
Check-in (recommended)
2026-10-02
Check-out (recommended)
2026-10-04
Areas to stay
Aussonne / Beauzelle · Toulouse centre
mid range
$0-$0 USD/night
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$0-$0 USD/night
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Hotel → venue: City-centre and airport hotels are typically 15–35 minutes from MEETT by tram T1 (MEETT stop) or taxi.
Parking: Large on-site parking with thousands of spaces; generally free for visitors during events. Some sources cite 3,000–6,500 spaces
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: October
Temperature: 10°C – 22°C (50°F – 72°F)
Seasonality: Moderate rainfall; 4–8 rainy days on average. Mild autumn conditions
Packing: Pack layers: light sweaters, a waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes. Evenings can be cool
Add priorities and side trips to make the most of your visit.
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Plan your trip
Define your visit goals (buy, invest, renovate, or compare options) — Identify property types or services of interest to target the right exhibitors
Register for your free invitation — Entry is free with an invitation downloaded from the online ticketing page (available from September)
Review the conference and panel programme — Plan around sessions on the Jeanbrun scheme, financing, and energy renovation
Arrange travel and accommodation — Book hotels if needed. MEETT is served by tram T1 (MEETT stop) and bus line 30
Download your free invitation — Print or save your invitation on your phone for entry
Prepare questions and documents — Bring tax notices and other documents for personalised advice at the Advice Zone
Park or arrive by tram/bus — 4,000 free parking spaces; visitor parking between letters P and W. Tram stop: MEETT
Explore the show and attend sessions — The show is in Hall 3. Visit the Advice Zone for free consultations
Arrivée au MEETT, parking ou tram
MEETTOuverture du salon, visite des exposants
Hall 3Pause déjeuner (restauration sur place)
MEETTConférences ou Espace Conseils
MEETTFin de visite, retour
MEETTAeroscopia
Musée
Musée de l'aviation avec le Concorde et l'Airbus A380
À 5 minutes en voiture
Centre-ville de Toulouse
Ville
Capitole, basilique Saint-Sernin, Garonne, restaurants et commerces
35 minutes en tram
Budget
Stand rates are not published on the official site. An EARLY BOOKING offer mentions a discount of up to €100 ex-VAT per m² (excluding start and classic stands) before 26 June 2026.
sourceAdjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.
This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.
Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.
Stand de base
exhibitor · entrée de gamme
EUR 1200 / stand
Réduction early booking
exhibitor · remise
Not yet confirmed
| Item | For | Tier | Estimated range | Status | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stand de base | exhibitor | entrée de gamme | EUR 1200 / stand | official | 2026-03-12 |
| Réduction early booking | exhibitor | remise | Not yet confirmed | official | 2026-06-26 |
Decision
Answer 7 quick questions to find out whether you should visit, exhibit, or skip the Toulouse Real Estate Show 2026 (2–4 October at MEETT). The quiz considers your project status, professional role, budget, timeline, and interest in key topics like the Jeanbrun scheme and energy renovation
QUESTION 1 OF 7
What best describes your main reason for considering this show?
Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.
visit
Friday (2 Oct) or Saturday (3 Oct) for the best balance of exhibitor availability and conference schedule
Best for
Private buyers, investors, renovators, and individuals seeking free expert advice and project comparison
Min. budget
Not yet confirmed
Timeline
Immediate to 12 months – the show is ideal for those ready to act or seriously considering
Risks
Crowds on Saturday may mean longer queues; plan a weekday visit if possible
No on-site ATM; bring cash or card for refreshments
You may need to book parking early as spaces fill up
exhibit
Book early to secure a good location; maximise presence on Friday and Saturday when business visitors are most active
Best for
Developers, estate agents, renovation firms, brokers, notaries, wealth managers, and construction professionals
Min. budget
$1,200.00
Timeline
Book by 26 June 2026 for early-bird discount; setup begins 1 October
Risks
Competition among exhibitors; stand design and staff training are critical to stand out
October weather can be variable; ensure indoor displays are robust
Early booking discounts apply, so late decisions may cost more
skip
If you are unsure, consider a half-day visit on Sunday (4 Oct) for a lighter crowd and informal chats
Best for
Those with no active project, no professional interest, or limited budget for travel/accommodation
Min. budget
Not yet confirmed
Timeline
N/A
Risks
You may miss out on networking and in-person advice that could spark a project
Event is free, so there is little downside to attending if you are in the area
Book with
Chambre des Notaires de la Cour d'Appel de Toulouse
Conseils en transmission, constitution de patrimoine, acquisition, vente, SCI, copropriété, viager, servitude
Partenaire de l'Espace Conseils 2026
Barreau des Avocats de Toulouse
Conseils en copropriété, urbanisme, droit des baux, fiscalité
Partenaire de l'Espace Conseils 2026
Médiateurs Ad Hoc
Avis en médiation tout domaine: travaux, location, vente
Partenaire de l'Espace Conseils 2026
TOULOUSE Rénov
Conseils et informations pour la maîtrise de l'énergie dans le logement
Partenaire de l'Espace Conseils 2026
Association des Propriétaires et Copropriétaires
Conseils pour le premier achat immobilier, dans le neuf et l'ancien, la construction ou l'achat en copropriété
Partenaire de l'Espace Conseils 2026
Anacofi Immo
Conseils sur les capacités d'investissement et les produits existants
Partenaire de l'Espace Conseils 2026
Pôle Habitat FFB (Fédération Française du Bâtiment)
Maison individuelle: du projet à la réalisation
Partenaire de l'Espace Conseils 2026
Ordre des Architectes Occitanie
Conseils en architecture et construction
Partenaire de l'Espace Conseils 2026
FAQs & glossary
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Toulouse Métropole
Région Occitanie
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