Property Deal Network Glasgow - PDN Networking Event

The format is simple: arrive, grab a drink, and start conversations. No presentations, no pitches from the front — just direct networking with people who are actively working in property. Who typically attends? Investors (from first-timers to portfolio landlords), developers, sourcing agents, brokers, solicitors, architects and accountants. If you're involved in property or want to be, you'll find relevant people here. Practical details When: fourth Thursday each month (except December), from 7pm Where: Waxy O'Connor's Glasgow, 44 West George Street, Glasgow G2 1DH Cost: Free to attend. The venue asks that everyone buys a drink at full price Dress: Smart casual (no sportswear). Over 25s only; ID may be requested This is an established, recurring event — if this date doesn't work, there's always next month. Are you an industry professional? If you would like increased visibility, a promotional slot is available to a select number of industries, limited to two at each event. It gives you a promotional mailing to everyone attending this date and to everyone who attended a previous date, plus an Instagram story and a WhatsApp group status announcing your attendance. Get in touch before the event to arrange one. The available industry professional categories are: • Architect • Accountancy & Tax • Builder / Trades Contractor • Finance / Mortgage Broker • Insurance Broker • Interior Designer • Lender • Local Estate Agent • Surveyor Working with global PropTech brands Contractor Accommodation — Short term crew and contractor housing. Nightly Places — Vacation rental marketplace built for the independent operator. Report Maintenance — Enable your letting and Airbnb guests to report repairs with minimal overhead. Sourcing Requirements — Buyers post, sellers respond, deals close. The revolutionary reverse marketplace for real estate and business acquisitions. About the venue: An Irish pub rated 4.3 from nearly 5,910 reviews, mid-priced, open midday to 11pm Monday to Thursday. It is listed as a live music and event venue. The room is the notable thing: reviewers describe a multi-level warren of staircases and carved woodwork salvaged from churches, repeatedly comparing it to something from Lord of the Rings. That layout means several distinct areas, useful for a group, though it can make finding people harder. Getting there: About as central as Glasgow gets: Buchanan Street subway is a minute from the door and Queen Street station two minutes, giving direct trains to Edinburgh and the north. Glasgow Central is a five-minute walk for west coast mainline services. With that level of connection, and city-centre parking costs, arriving by train or subway is the obvious choice.