SIMED – Mediterranean Real Estate Exhibition in Malaga 2024
Simed has become an essential tool for Spanish real estate, contributing not only to highlighting the key role of this sector in economic activity, but also forming part of the commercial strategies of the companies and entities that make it up and promoting their cooperation. Its ability to adapt and respond to the challenges of different socio-economic contexts has made it the main event for identifying the trends that define the future of the sector.
SIMED will be held from 7 to 9 November 2024 in Malaga, the strength of the show is backed by its successful results, with an annual total of more than 8,000 visitors and more than 200 participating companies and organisations, with an offer located in up to 70 Spanish cities.
https://fycma.com/evento/simed-2024/?lang=en
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