- The almost sold-out PropTech Connect Europe 2026 is coming up next week, taking place September 9–10th in London
- The event traditionally brings together real estate leaders, investors, and technology innovators
- The programme explores AI, data, digital transformation, ESG, investment, and emerging real estate sectors
- More than 400 speakers will share insights across nine stages and 100 hours of content
PropTech Connect Europe 2026 is just around the corner, with the two-day event set to take place on September 9–10th at the InterContinental London – The O2. With tickets almost sold out, this year’s edition is shaping up to bring together a packed audience of real estate leaders, technology providers, investors, and innovators from across the industry.
Positioned as Europe’s largest real estate technology event, PropTech Connect Europe is designed to connect leading real estate organisations with technology and service providers driving the digital transformation of the built environment. The 2026 edition will put a strong focus on the technologies and strategies reshaping how real estate is operated, invested in, and developed.
This year’s programme features more than 400 speakers across nine stages, with over 100 hours of insights covering the key forces transforming the sector. Among the central themes are AI, data and digital transformation, changing capital flows, ESG and retrofit, operational efficiency, and the growth of emerging real estate sectors.
AI, Data and Technology Take Centre Stage
As technology moves from experimentation toward measurable business impact, PropTech Connect Europe 2026 will explore how AI, data, and digital platforms are being integrated into real estate operations and investment strategies.
The agenda will examine how organisations can use emerging technologies to improve decision-making, portfolio performance, efficiency, and long-term value creation. Speakers will also address some of the practical challenges facing businesses, including technology debt, capability gaps, organisational resistance, and the need to align digital initiatives with broader business strategy.
The event will also look beyond technology itself, examining the wider changes affecting the real estate market. Shifting capital flows, rising costs, geopolitical uncertainty, regulation, and changing occupier expectations are all contributing to a new operating environment for investors, developers, and property operators.
More specifically, this year’s key themes revolve around:
- Adapting to the macro megatrends reshaping real estate markets
- Leveraging AI, data, and technology to improve operational performance
- Scaling PropTech adoption and turning pilot projects into measurable results
- Using ESG strategies and retrofit initiatives to enhance efficiency and asset value
- Repositioning assets for changing patterns of living, working, and consumer experience
- Expanding into high-growth sectors and identifying new investment opportunities
The speakers include such recognized names as:
- Raimondo Amabile, Co-Head and Global Chief Investment Officer of Real Estate at PGIM
- Tudor Baidoc, Head of Global Strategic Properties at Amazon
- Ivan Balogh, Head of Business Transformation & Treasury at HB Reavis
- Simon Century, CEO at National Housing Bank
- Steven Cornet, Global Head of Research & Strategy, Property Fund Manager at BlackRock
- Andriy Gostik, Principal Private Equity at the EBRD
- Rachel Graham, Chief Digital & Information Officer at The Planning Inspectorate
- Jorune Juodzbalyte, Head of Sustainability & Innovation at EIKA grupė
- Laurynas Kuzavas, CEO at SIRIN Development
- Nisha Manaktala, Chief Data & Technology Officer at Landsec
- Alexander Morari, Founder and CEO at Pre-A Club VC
- Thomasin Renshaw, Managing Director UK Development at Greystar
A Meeting Point for Real Estate and Tech
PropTech Connect Europe is built around bringing the real estate and technology communities together, with attendees spanning real estate organisations, technology and service providers, and other ecosystem stakeholders. The event’s previous editions have attracted participants from across Europe and beyond, highlighting the increasingly international nature of the PropTech sector.
With the 2026 edition now a little over one week away and tickets almost sold out, attention is turning to the conversations, connections, and technologies that will take centre stage in London.
In a Nutshell
- When: September 9–10th, 2026
- Where: InterContinental London – The O2, London, the UK
- More information: on the event’s official website
Kostiantyn is a freelance writer from Crimea but based in Lviv. He loves writing about IT and high tech because those topics are always upbeat and he’s an inherent optimist!
