Welcome to the fall conference season.

We’ve always viewed conferences as a vital part of the business innovation process, the serendipity to see new ideas and think outside the box.

But how do you decide which ones to attend? To help you make good choices, start by reviewing our curated list of the largest events in the real estate industry geared towards technologists, program managers, marketers, developers and C-Suite execs at both legacy property managers, commercial real estate firms. And befitting tech/innovation gatherings, there will be a slew of proptech startups, fintech companies and VC investors looking for the next big bet.

Event details are current at the time of publication. But always check conference websites for the latest. Conference ticket prices increase as the event draws near, so we recommend booking as early as possible for maximum savings.


2026 Real Estate Technology & PropTech Conference Calendar

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Event Location Begin Attendees Speakers Began
Blueprint Las Vegas Sep 22-24 3,000 250 2019
CREtech Europe London Oct 20-21 1,500 100 2017
T3 Edge Dallas Oct 28-29 300 2022
Previous Events
2026
Inman Connect Las Vegas Jul 28-30 4,000 200 2016
London PropTech Show London Mar 24-25 2,000 65 2023
RETCON NYC Mar 9-11 1,500 150 2021
2025
Blueprint Las Vegas Sep 16-18 3,000 250 2019
CREtech Europe London July 1 1,500 100 2017
London PropTech Show London Apr 8-9 2,000 65 2023
RETCON NYC Mar 10-12 1,500 150 2021
2024
Blueprint Las Vegas 17-19 Sep 3,000 250 2019
CREtech NYC 13-14 Sep 2,500 100 2017
iOi Summit by NAR Chicago 28-29 Aug 800 50 2018
Inman Connect Las Vegas 30 Jul-1 Aug 4,000 200 2016
Proptech Vienna Vienna 13 June 350 40 2018
CREtech Europe London 8-9 May 1,500 100 2017
RETCON NYC 1-3 Apr 1,500 250 2021
London PropTech Show London 27-28 Feb 2,000 65 2023

Source: FintechLabs, 1 Sep 2026


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Note: FintechLabs curates the financial technology event list based on our 20+ years in the business. Some events pay referral or listing fees, which could impact positioning.