Analyst & Investor Site Visit

Inspace Plc
21 November 2006


Press Release                                                21 November 2006



                                  Inspace plc

                          ('Inspace' or 'the Company')

                        Analyst and Investor Site Visit


Inspace plc (AIM:INSP), one of the UK's leading specialist service providers to
the social housing market, is today hosting a site visit for analysts and
investors at the Company's branch in Bow, East London.


The purpose of the visit is to provide an opportunity to gain a broader
understanding of the newly acquired social and affordable housing activities in
the context of the enlarged Inspace group.  The site tour will include a review
of completed and ongoing work carried out in partnership with Circle Anglia, one
of the largest social housing landlord's in the UK.


No new trading or financial information will be made available during the visit.



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Enquiries
Inspace plc
Andrew Telfer, Chief Financial Officer                 Tel: [phone]
[e-mail]                                    www.inspace.co.uk


Seymour Pierce
Mark Percy, Corporate Finance                          Tel: [phone]
[e-mail]                                www.seymourpierce.com



Media enquiries:
Abchurch
Henry Harrison-Topham                                  Tel: [phone]
[e-mail]                               www.abchurch-group.com




Notes to editors



Inspace plc is a property based support services group, and one of the UK's
leading specialist service providers to the social housing market.  Subsequent
to the completed acquisition of Widacre Limited on 31 August 2006, Inspace now
has three complementary areas of activity: Social Housing, Affordable Housing
and Corporate Assets.



Social Housing - creating and maintaining sustainable homes

The division is one of the UK's leading specialist support service providers to
social housing landlords through long term framework contracts.  Its services
comprise major 'repair and maintenance', 'stock reinvestment' and new build
programmes for local authorities, Arms Length Management Organisations (ALMO)
and Registered Social Landlords (RSLs).



Total spending on social housing is currently around £14 billion per annum, of
which around £10.3 billion is spent on repair, maintenance and improvement.  Of
this, £4 billion is spent on ongoing repair and maintenance, with the remaining
£6 billion being spent on capital projects such as major refurbishment and
improvement.  This includes a contribution of between £1 billion and £2 billion
a year from the Decent Homes initiative.  The provision of new housing, which is
currently running at around 35,000 units a year, adds a further £3.5 billion to
this sum.



Affordable Housing - developing integrated communities

The Affordable Housing division specialises in the provision of low cost homes
for sale in partnership with RSLs, usually alongside social housing built by the
Social Housing division, as part of more extensive mixed tenure schemes.  It has
already established a number of joint venture companies with RSLs and through
its involvement in the Key London Alliance consortium, has been appointed to
provide mixed tenure developments under the Government's London Wide Initiative.



Corporate Assets - improving and maintaining public and private real estate

The Corporate Assets division provides a comprehensive repair, maintenance,
capital works and interior design service across public and private sector
non-residential real estate.  It delivers 24/7 integrated maintenance services
across England, Scotland and Wales through its national network of branches and
'home based' mobile engineers.  Its specialist design-led service offers
customers an integrated interior design, installation and furnishing 'one stop'
solution.



Further information on Inspace can be found at www.inspace.co.uk






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