Property Deal Network London Canary Wharf - PDN Networking Event

Some are sourcing their next project, others are looking for JV partners or professional services. 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: first Tuesday each month (except December), from 7pm Where: The George, 114 Glengall Grove, London E14 3ND 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: A traditional pub, rated 4.3 from around 1,100 reviews, open 11am to 11pm Tuesday to Thursday and 10pm on Mondays. Built in 1864 and rebuilt in 1932, it retains its three original bars with wall panelling and banquettes, plus a conservatory and beer garden. It is dog friendly and reviewers describe it as a genuine local — quieter and more conversational than a Canary Wharf corporate bar. Getting there: Crossharbour DLR is a minute from the door, on the line running to Bank and Tower Gateway, so the venue is straightforward to reach from the City. Note it is on the Isle of Dogs proper rather than in the Canary Wharf estate — about fifteen minutes' walk or one DLR stop from Canary Wharf itself. There is a bus interchange beside the station, and unlike the Wharf, parking here is realistic.