About this event
Free monthly real estate investor networking meetup in Rome. Bring a deal, find capital, JV partners, agents, lenders, developers.
All Italy event dates here: www.propertydealnetwork.com/locations/europe-networking-events/italy-networking-events/
Its a FREE monthly networking group for Real Estate investors in Rome.
Property Deal Network — Rome
A relaxed monthly meetup for Real Estate investors, developers, and professionals looking to do business face-to-face.
What happens at PDN Rome?
People bring deals. Others bring capital. Some are sourcing their next project, others 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: Set Wednesday each month (except December), from 7pm
Where: The Drunken Ship, 20/21 Campo de' Fiori, Roma, 00186
Cost: Free to attend. The venue asks that everyone buys a drink at full price
Dress: Smart casual (no sportswear). Over 18s only; ID may be requested
This is an established, recurring event — if this date doesn't work, there's always next month.
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About the venue: An American-style pub on Campo de' Fiori rated 3.8 from around 1,170 reviews and mid-priced — the lowest-rated venue in this tranche. Open 9am to 2am daily, so timing is unconstrained. Reviewers describe sport on the screens and beer pong, and the square outside is one of Rome's busiest evening spots, so expect a lively rather than quiet setting.
Getting there: The venue is on the corner of Campo de' Fiori itself. Rome's metro does not reach this part of the centro storico — the nearest Line A stations are a 5–10 minute walk from the eastern end of Corso Vittorio Emanuele — so the practical approach is a bus to the Corso Vittorio Emanuele / Sant'Andrea della Valle stop, three minutes away, or simply to walk from Piazza Navona or Trastevere. Parking Via Giulia is five minutes away and open 24 hours; note the historic centre is a restricted-traffic ZTL zone, so driving in is best avoided.
