ABANCA USA will serve as the presenting sponsor of the 2026 Real Estate Forum, an event organized by the Spain-US Chamber of Commerce in the USA, according to a press release. The forum, scheduled for Wednesday, May 20, at the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), will gather real estate industry leaders, investors, developers, financial institutions, and market analysts to examine the trends and challenges redefining South Florida's real estate landscape.
The event begins at 8:00 a.m. with registration and breakfast, followed by panels covering multifamily housing, residential development, transformation of office and retail spaces, urban planning, infrastructure, and new investment dynamics. A primary focus will be Miami's growth as a financial hub and strategic destination for global real estate investment. Panelists will discuss corporate relocations, mixed-use developments, premium office space demand, and technology's role in smart city development.
The residential and multifamily markets will be explored, including the need for increased affordable housing supply—a segment gaining prominence due to population growth and sustained demand. Financing solutions will be another central topic, examining the role of banks, brokers, and private and public equity funds in the sector's expansion. The forum also offers networking opportunities for executives and stakeholders to foster investment and exchange ideas on urban development and emerging global opportunities.
ABANCA USA, an International Branch in Miami regulated by the Federal Reserve and the OFR, is part of the ABANCA Corporación Bancaria Group, headquartered in Spain with a presence in 11 countries and over 8,000 employees. The bank's flexible offering focuses on global and sustainable services for domestic and cross-border operations, combining personalized attention with digital channels. More information is available at www.abancausa.com.
Those interested in attending can register via the Real Estate Forum 2026 Registration link. The forum's importance lies in addressing critical issues like affordable housing and financing amid Miami's rapid transformation into a global financial hub, impacting investors, developers, and residents in one of the country's most dynamic real estate markets.
