List Of Property Management Events In Minnesota - 2026

Minnesota property managers have a full calendar of industry events in 2026, from monthly association meetings to statewide conferences and trade shows. Attending the right ones keeps you current on Minnesota property management regulations, puts new tools in front of you, and builds the vendor and peer relationships that grow a management company.

Every listing below was verified for 2026. Where organizers have announced dates we include them; for recurring events without a published 2026 date, we note the typical schedule so you can confirm directly with the organizer.

1) 31st Annual Working Together Conference

When: April 16, 2026
Where: Heritage Center of Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Center, MN

A one-day rental-housing conference with 20 breakout topics, a 90+ exhibitor tabletop show, and up to 4 real estate CEUs for property management staff. Hosted by Minnesota Multi Housing Association / Minnesota Housing. Details and registration: mmha.com.

2) MHA Fair Housing, Legal & Education Seminars

When: Held throughout the year; see MHA calendar
Where: Bloomington, MN and Twin Cities metro (plus Greater Minnesota events)

Minnesota's statewide multifamily association runs recurring compliance, fair housing, and legal training plus signature events like the MADACS awards, the core education pipeline for MN rental operators. Hosted by Minnesota Multi Housing Association (MHA). Details and registration: mmha.com.

3) NARPM Minnesota Chapter Monthly Meetings

When: Monthly; see chapter site for schedule
Where: Twin Cities metro, MN

The state's NARPM chapter hosts monthly meetings with guest speakers and peer forums built specifically for single-family and small-residential property management company owners. Details and registration: minnesota.narpm.org.

4) IREM Minnesota Annual Tradeshow

When: April 20, 2026
Where: Omni Viking Lakes Hotel, Eagan, MN

IREM Minnesota's annual vendor tradeshow, plus monthly chapter meetings in Minneapolis, connects property and asset managers with local suppliers and CPM-track education. Details and registration: iremmn.starchapter.com.

5) UNITE! State Convention

When: Typically held in September (2025 edition was Sept 18-19)
Where: Twin Cities metro, MN (2025: Minneapolis Marriott Northwest, Brooklyn Park)

Minnesota's largest real estate convention offers up to 9 CE credit hours and an exhibitor hall, useful for brokerage-affiliated property managers keeping licenses current. Hosted by Minnesota REALTORS. Details and registration: mnrealtor.com.

6) 19th Annual MNCAR Expo

When: November 5, 2026
Where: The Depot, Minneapolis, MN

The Twin Cities' biggest commercial real estate networking expo, worth the evening for PM firms with commercial or mixed-use portfolios. Hosted by Minnesota Commercial Association of REALTORS (MNCAR). Details and registration: mncar.org.

National conferences worth the trip

Most serious property management operators travel for at least one national event a year. Two to plan around in 2026:

NARPM Annual Convention & Trade Show
When: October 13-15, 2026
Where: Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, NV

The largest national gathering of residential property management professionals: three days of PM-specific education, a vendor trade show, and peer networking. If you attend one national event, make it this one.

NAR NXT, The REALTOR Experience
When: November 6-8, 2026
Where: Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, LA

The National Association of REALTORS flagship conference and the industry's largest trade show. Useful for building referral relationships with sales agents and for seeing where the broader industry is headed.

Also on the radar: the NARPM Broker/Owner Conference & Expo, an executive-level event for PM company owners, returns April 27-29, 2027 at the Aria in Las Vegas after the 2026 edition ran in New Orleans this spring.

Why Attend Property Management Events In Minnesota?

Events are the fastest way to stay current on the rules and tools that affect a Minnesota property management company. Association sessions cover landlord-tenant law changes, fair housing enforcement, and compliance topics before they show up as problems in your operations, and trade show floors put dozens of vendors side by side so you can compare solutions in an afternoon.

The networking matters just as much. The operators you meet at these events are the ones who can tell you what actually works: which software migrations went smoothly, which vendors deliver, and how they structure their teams as they grow.

Tips For Getting The Most From These Events

• Register early. Association members usually pay less, and popular sessions and booths fill up.
• Bring your real operating questions, including the accounting ones. Sessions and vendor conversations get far more useful when you arrive with specifics.
• If you bring a team, split up across sessions and compare notes afterward.
• Follow up within a week. A short note to the people and vendors you met is what turns a conference badge into a working relationship.