QLP 2026

QLP 2026 is scheduled for March 6–8, 2026 and is presented as the 36th edition of the event, indicating a mature, repeatable exhibition format with a stable audience and recurring exhibitor participation. The show is designed around the practical needs of cross-border buyers: gaining visibility into market options, identifying suitable asset types and locations, and conducting first-round qualification of projects and counterparties in one place. For professionals, this structure supports fast pipeline building—shortlisting offers, clarifying commercial positioning, and setting follow-up meetings—while keeping the three-day visit efficient and outcome-driven. The “quality lifestyle” framing also signals that the exhibition is not only about transactions, but about the broader decision context: how a property fits an owner’s lifestyle objectives, longer-term planning, and cross-border mobility considerations.

The event focuses on overseas property investment and the wider “quality lifestyle” theme, which typically combines residential real estate opportunities with the practical factors that influence cross-border purchase decisions. For visitors, the value is the ability to review different property formats and investment models side by side while comparing how each offer aligns with specific goals such as capital preservation, rental strategy, family use, or longer-term international planning. Because cross-border real estate decisions are rarely made on price alone, the exhibition format is most useful when it enables structured comparisons: location advantages, ownership rules, expected operating costs, and the credibility and service capacity of the representing party. In this sense, QLP functions as a market-mapping tool for buyers who want to understand where value is concentrated and which offers are positioned for near-term execution versus longer-horizon planning.

QLP is oriented toward professional communication between project representatives and buyers, with participation typically centred on overseas developers, authorised sales agencies, and cross-border service partners that support transaction execution. For buyers, the ability to speak directly with representatives is critical: it reduces information gaps and helps validate what is included in an offer, what documentation is required, and what timelines are realistic. For exhibitors, the Guangzhou location provides access to a buyer base that often prefers in-person discussion before committing to an overseas purchase, which increases the importance of consultation quality, transparency of terms, and readiness to handle follow-up after the show. The event format therefore tends to prioritise structured introductions, consultation and appointment-style discussions, rather than purely promotional brand exposure, because buyer confidence is a primary driver of conversion in overseas property markets.

The exhibition scope is built around overseas property offers, typically spanning lifestyle-oriented residences and investment-oriented assets that can be evaluated under different usage scenarios. For many buyers, the practical need is to compare options across risk and liquidity profiles, including properties positioned for personal occupancy, mixed-use planning, or rental income strategies. A high-value component of such an event is the ability to clarify what “ownership” means in the given offer—purchase structure, holding expectations, and the operational realities of managing an asset from abroad—because these factors often determine whether a project is suitable. In addition, buyers often need to understand the service perimeter provided by the representative party, such as after-sales support, property management coordination, and the support available for compliant transaction processes. The exhibition setting allows these questions to be addressed early, which improves the quality of subsequent due diligence.

QLP 2026 is held in Guangzhou, positioning the event in one of China’s major commercial centres where demand for overseas real estate and lifestyle investment is strongly connected to international business links and cross-border consumption patterns. For visitors, the key operational advantage of a Guangzhou-based exhibition is accessibility and the ability to align the visit with other business meetings, enabling decision-makers to attend as a group and coordinate next steps quickly. Since the event is focused on cross-border assets, a practical approach for attendees is to plan the visit around specific target markets and asset types, allocate meeting blocks for the most relevant representatives, and leave time for structured follow-up planning, including required documentation, information requests and next-stage consultations after the exhibition ends.

QLP is presented under the “Quality Lifestyle & Property” exhibition platform and is organised in a recurring format, indicating a stable operating model that supports both exhibitor participation and professional visitor planning. The organiser structure and participation procedures are provided through the official exhibitor and visitor service channels, which helps standardise registration, appointment-setting and follow-up coordination. For exhibitors, this type of platform is typically valuable because it concentrates a target audience that is already evaluating cross-border purchase decisions, while for visitors it offers a structured environment to compare offers without relying solely on remote communication. The 36th-edition positioning further reinforces continuity and suggests that the event is designed as an annual or recurring sourcing cycle rather than a one-off promotional activity.