As the Proptech sector continues to revolutionize real estate through technology, staying updated on key events is vital for professionals eager to network, learn, and innovate. This comprehensive list highlights major Proptech conferences, expos, and summits scheduled around the globe in 2025 and 2026, serving as a valuable resource for industry stakeholders.
Private equity firms Permira and Blackstone are acquiring a $525 million stake in a real estate classifieds platform based in the Middle East, betting on the continued growth of Dubai’s booming real estate market.
When it comes to purchasing real estate, there are three critical factors to consider: location, location, location. The geographical position of a property significantly influences its value more than any other asset, with urban areas being the most sought-after. Cities represent the fastest-growing regions globally, and as they expand, the cost of their real estate rises, making them some of the priciest locations to invest in property worldwide. Below is our overview of the top 10 cities and their average property prices.
In an era driven by the power of data and artificial intelligence, Luke Liplijn stands out as one of the Netherlands' pioneering figures in AI-driven media and transparent data ecosystems. As the Founder and CEO of Liplyn IG, Brandbooster, NLTech and former head of Matrixian Group, Liplijn’s mission is to reshape how professionals use information, making it smarter, fairer, and more accessible.
In today’s evolving European property market, CEPI – the European Association of Real Estate Professions – plays a pivotal role in connecting, representing, and guiding real estate professionals across borders.
Below is a curated, up-to-date list of major real estate and PropTech events around the world—including key dates in Dubai. Each listing includes the date, location, and official site for easy planning. (All dates verified as of October 18, 2025.)
Dubai’s housing market is still busy—but it’s starting to behave like a grown-up. Completions are picking up, off-plan sales remain dominant, and rent growth has cooled from the breakneck pace of 2022–24. Several researchers now flag “moderation” across select communities, even as overall demand stays firm.
