From September 5 to 7, 2025, the Building a Rural Home exhibition will take place in Saint Petersburg at the Expoforum. This event is dedicated to rural home construction, building materials, and engineering systems. The exhibition will cover a wide range of topics including ready-made homes and construction services, heating, water supply, sewage systems, and more.

The exhibition is expected to attract a significant number of participants and visitors. According to the organizers, there were 17,500 visitors at the previous event, with 37,000 registrations. Additionally, the website had 83,000 visits and 210,000 followers on social media. The event aims to provide a platform for companies to showcase their products and services to potential customers.

During the three-day event, seminars and roundtables will be held featuring top bloggers. These sessions aim to provide comprehensive insights into rural home construction. Another key feature of the exhibition is the Supplier Exchange where procurement department heads from large developers meet with suppliers and contractors.

The exhibition also includes an "Made in Russia" section showcasing domestic manufacturers of construction materials, engineering solutions, and equipment. There is also a PRO Landscape Festival for professional landscape designers, builders, hoteliers, and gardening enthusiasts.

The audience at the Building a Rural Home exhibition is diverse. The previous event saw 17,500 visitors in person and over 37,000 registrations online. This indicates a strong interest from both professionals and enthusiasts in rural home construction.

Participating in this exhibition can offer numerous benefits for companies such as conveying their advantages to potential customers, generating leads for sales departments for several months ahead, increasing brand awareness, conducting competitor analysis to develop marketing strategies, finding new corporate clients among large developers, and strengthening market presence.

Visitors' choices during the previous event were diverse: 52% chose construction of homes; 39% opted for engineering; 37% selected design and interior; 37% focused on building materials; 35% were interested in landscaping and beautification; 31% chose modular homes; 24% were interested in foundations; 23% chose roofing; and 21% focused on windows, doors, and staircases.

For more details on participating in this year's Building a Rural Home exhibition or to read reviews from previous attendees or stay updated with news from the event website visit [the official website link].