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    Dates

    22–24 Sep 2026

    City / country

    Las Vegas, USA

    Venue

    The Venetian Expo (Venetian Convention and Expo Center)

    Time

    11:30 AM – 6:00 PM

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    Event overview

    Overview

    Blueprint is the largest and most global gathering of industry leaders and innovators changing the built world — from construction to operations to transactions.

    Now in its 2026 edition, the event is positioned as the premier conference for real estate and construction executives, technology startups, and investors focused on the bottom line.

    With a strong emphasis on NOI and results-oriented technology, Blueprint convenes trillions of dollars of assets and the best global innovators under one roof at The Venetian in Las Vegas

    TL;DR

    1. 1Dates: September 22-24, 2026, at The Venetian, Las Vegas
    2. 2Scale: 3,500+ attendees, 1,000+ built world executives, 950+ startups and investors, 300+ speakers, 50+
    3. 3Core focus: The future of the built world — real estate and construction technology
    4. 4Who attends: Real estate owners and operators, technology builders, venture investors, and industry executives
    5. 5Programme features: Homebuilding Kick-Off Summit, SFR & BTR Kickoff Summit, Apartment Strategy Symposium, Data

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Real estate owners and operators seeking insight into implementation, scalability, piloting, and NOI from innovative technologies
    Technology builders — founders and product leaders — looking to network with technology buyers, investors, and industry leaders
    Venture investors and generalist VCs investing across proptech, contech, and the broader built world ecosystem
    Industry executives from residential, commercial, and construction sectors exploring commercial relationships and the leading edge of technology
    70% of attendees are VP level and above, including C-suite executives, founders, and managing directors

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Technology providers and platforms serving real estate, construction, and property operations, including AI, big data, computer vision, and IoT solutions
    Construction technology (ConTech) companies offering project management, cost management, process control, and advanced construction methods
    PropTech startups across all stages — from early-stage ventures to growth-stage companies — showcasing innovations in tenant experience, leasing, property management, and transactions
    Companies offering solutions for single-family rental (SFR) and build-to-rent (BTR) operations, multifamily management, and data centre development
    Built world technology providers spanning drones, blockchain, 3-D printing, and sustainable materials

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    AI and Big Data solutions for real estate and construction
    Computer Vision technologies
    Construction Technology (ConTech) platforms and tools
    Tenant Experience software and services
    Drone technology and aerial data solutions
    Blockchain applications for real estate
    PropTech platforms across all asset classes and business models
    Spatial AI and design-to-construction workflow tools
    Data center development and mixed-use catalyst technology
    Single-Family Rental (SFR) and Build-to-Rent (BTR) operational technology
    Multifamily apartment strategy and operations technology

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

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    Halls & areas

    1
    Exhibit Hall Level 5

    The Venetian Expo (Venetian Convention and Expo Center)

    201 Sands Avenue, 89169 Las Vegas, USA

    Entrances & gates

    The Venetian Expo Main Entrance

    Exhibit Hall Level 5

    Main entrance for The Venetian Expo, accessible from Sands Avenue. Exhibit Hall Level 5 is the designated venue for Blueprint 2026

    Floor plans & maps

    Floor plan (PDF)Floor plan 2026Hall & site plansOfficial venue page

    Facilities

    Parking

    Parking is available at The Venetian Hotel parking garage or the larger Palazzo garage. Self-parking rates are approximately $15-$23 per day depending on time and length of stay; valet is approximately $35 per day. Rates and availability are subject to change

    $15.00/day

    Accessibility

    The Venetian Convention & Expo Center is in full compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Features include accessible parking, ADA suites with grab bars and spacious doorways, ADA-compliant amenities including pool lifts, and step-free access to content stages. Covered handicapped parking is available for a fee

    Food options

    Grand Lux Cafe, CUT by Wolfgang Puck, Spago by Wolfgang Puck, Grand Canal Shoppes Dining

    On-site dining

    Parking: Parking is available at The Venetian Hotel parking garage or the larger Palazzo garage. Registered hotel guests pay $20 per day, 7 days a week. Non-hotel guests pay $20 per day Monday-Thursday and $25 per day Friday-Sunday. Valet parking is $40 per day. 40 car charging spaces are available across. The Venetian and The Palazzo

    Gate: The Venetian Expo is accessible via the main Sands Avenue entrance. For attendees arriving by bus, the 119 and 203 bus stops are in front of the convention center. The Las Vegas Monorail's closest stations are Harrah's/The LINQ and Boingo at the Las Vegas Convention Center

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Trade-only

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    Exhibit Hall HoursTuesday, September 22 | 11:30 AM – 6:00 PM
    Wednesday, September 23 |10:30 AM – 6:00 PM
    Thursday, September 24 |10:30 AM – 6:00 PM
    Event daysRegistration hours and session times vary
    Recommended arrivalMonday evening, September 21 or early Tuesday, September 22
    Recommended departureFriday morning, September 25

    • General Attendee Pass

      Pricing is dynamic and not publicly disclosed on the official site as of September 2026. Check the registration page for current pricing

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    Ticket info

    Badge collection

    Registration is required. Attendees receive a badge for entry. The official Blueprint Vegas app allows you to access your registration, agenda, and networking features

    Ticket notes

    Blueprint is a professional event for real estate, construction, and technology executives, startups, and investors. Tickets are non-refundable. Transfers are allowed with conditions: more than 4 weeks before the event, transfer at no charge; 1-4 weeks before, transfer with a $150 administrative fee; within 1 week, ticket is forfeited. RESO members are eligible for a $300 discount

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    Inman

    Organiser / Parent Company

    Website

    Jeff Jones

    Head of Sales, Blueprint

    EmailWebsite

    Martin Kelly

    President, Blueprint

    EmailWebsite

    Sponsor Support

    Sponsorship and Exhibitor Inquiries

    EmailWebsite

    Blueprint General Inquiries

    General Questions and Group Tickets

    EmailWebsite

    T3 Expo Support

    General Contractor / Exhibitor Services

    EmailWebsite

    What's on

    Programme

    Speakers

    MS

    Martha Stewart

    Keynote

    RS

    Ryan Serhant

    CEO & Founder @ SERHANT

    The Attention Algorithm: Building The Future on AI-Native Infrastructure

    AP

    Andy Power

    CEO & President @ Digital Realty

    Powering the AI Boom

    BW

    Brendan Wallace

    CEO & Chief Investment Officer @ Fifth Wall

    Building Rentals at Scale / Powering the AI Boom

    BS

    Bryan Smith

    CEO & Trustee @ AMH Homes

    Building Rentals at Scale

    ME

    Mariana Estrada

    Chief Strategy Officer @ RPM Living

    AI in Action: Turning Operational Data into Real ROI

    DF

    Dave Feldman

    CEO @ Progress Residential

    The 100,000-Home Operating System

    CY

    Christopher Yip

    Partner & Managing Director @ RET Ventures

    The 100,000-Home Operating System

    ZA

    Zach Aarons

    Co-Founder & General Partner @ MetaProp

    Where Capital Goes From Here

    SL

    Sheldon Lewis

    Managing Partner & Co-Founder @ Blueprint Equity

    Where Capital Goes From Here

    DS

    David S. Rose

    Chairman & CEO @ USREM

    Where Capital Goes From Here

    BD

    Brandon Dobell

    Managing Director @ BGL

    Follow the Money: Where Capital Is Flowing in Real Estate's AI Era

    TJ

    Tony Julianelle

    CEO @ Atlas Real Estate

    Keynote Speaker

    SJ

    Seth Johnson

    Director of Growth @ Atlas Real Estate

    SFR/BTR Operations and Strategy Roundtable

    MC

    Michael Coscetta

    President @ Mews

    How Mixed-Tenure Technology Unlocks NOI

    AL

    Annie Laurie McCulloh

    Executive Director of Leasing & Loyalty @ Bilt

    How Mixed-Tenure Technology Unlocks NOI

    BH

    Brad Hargreaves

    Founder @ Thesis Driven

    How Mixed-Tenure Technology Unlocks NOI

    DO

    David O'Reilly

    CEO @ Black Creek Group

    FM

    Frank Monterisi

    Executive Vice President @ Related Companies

    EW

    Eric Wu

    Co-CEO & Co-Founder @ NavigateAI

    Topic tracks

    HomebuildingSFR/BTRMulti-FamilyData CenterAI & RoboticsCommercialHospitalityRetail

    Co-located events

    RETAIL REAL ESTATE SUMMIT presented by ICSC

    Separate ticket

    SFR | BTR Executive Forum

    Separate ticket

    Sponsors

    Registration Sponsor Listed on Official Registration Page (name Not Disclosed in Public Crawl)

    Rilla

    Acres

    Mews

    Bottomline

    Foxen

    JLL Spark Global Ventures

    Rently

    ICE Mortgage Technology

    Precisely

    ATTOM

    Clear Capital

    ClickIT

    DepositCloud

    First Line Software

    FutureLot

    Goodwin

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Current edition

    2026 · 3,500 visitors · 150 exhibitors

    Blueprint 2026 runs September 22-24 at The Venetian, Las Vegas. The official site states 3,500+ attendees expected, building on 3,000+ attendees in 2025. Organiser forecasts for exhibitor counts have not been separately published; the 2025 edition had 150+ exhibitors

    Forecast — not final

    Visitors

    3,000

    Exhibitors

    150

    Visitor countries

    50

    Growth over time

    Edition recap

    Blueprint Vegas 2025 took place September 16-18 at The Venetian in Las Vegas, bringing together 3,000+ attendees from 50+ countries. The event featured 900+ built world executives, 850+ startups and investors, and 250+ speakers across three days of networking, learning, and ecosystem advancement. Key highlights included the launch of Insights by Blueprint, a subscription research platform for commercial real estate executives, and the RETAIL REAL ESTATE SUMMIT presented by ICSC. Notable speakers included Eric Wu (Opendoor), Ankur Jain (Bilt Rewards), John Kite (Kite Realty), Nykia Wright (NAR), Carlos Olea (Howard Hughes Holdings), and Frank Scott Jr. (Mayor, Little Rock). The conference's emphasis on measurable ROI emerged as the dominant theme, with AI-powered security systems, dynamic pricing tools, and integrated platforms demonstrating concrete results for operators. The event also featured the Vision Stage, where developers and cities showcased radical ideas for community design, and the Built World Challenge, a Shark Tank-style competition for PropTech startups

    New this edition

    • 1

      Insights by Blueprint

      A subscription research platform targeted towards commercial real estate executives, launched at Blueprint 2025 on September 16, 2025. The platform publishes weekly reports breaking down industry changes and translating what they mean for owners, operators and asset managers. Subscriptions start at $80 per month or $800 per year. Editorial direction is led by Brad Hargreaves, founder of Thesis Driven

      Source
    • 2

      RETAIL REAL ESTATE SUMMIT presented by ICSC

      ICSC partnered with Blueprint to offer a half-day summit in conjunction with Blueprint's The Future of Real Estate trade show on September 16, 2025, from 2:00 PM to 4:55 PM PT at The Venetian, Las Vegas. The summit featured industry-leading speakers in panels exploring trends, challenges, and innovations shaping retail real estate

      Source

    Testimonials

    Usually when people come and they understand Blueprint, then they come every year and they love it

    Martin Kelly · President · Blueprint · 2025

    We look at ourselves like a Navy SEAL unit. Very hand-to-hand, one-on-one with people

    Martin Kelly · President · Blueprint · 2025

    We're thrilled to partner with Blueprint to give attendees unparalleled access to and actionable insights from the innovators leading and transforming the future of retail real estate

    Tom McGee · President and CEO · ICSC · 2025

    I was fortunate to attend last week in Las Vegas the Blueprint Vegas conference. This is my second time in the last three years attending and the organizers have amazing attention to detail

    Charlie Cichetti · Host · Green Building Matters Podcast · 2025

    Next edition outlook

    2026-09-22 – 2026-09-24
    estimated

    Blueprint 2026 runs September 22-24 at The Venetian Expo, Las Vegas. The official site states 3,500+ attendees expected, up from 3,000+ in 2025, with 300+ speakers. New for 2026 are the SFR | BTR Executive Forum (in partnership with EverResi Media), the Homebuilding Kick-Off Summit, and an expanded Data Center Track. Notable speakers include Ryan Serhant (SERHANT.), Martha Stewart, Andy Power (Digital Realty), and Brendan Wallace (Fifth Wall)

    Expansion of AI-focused programming including spatial AI, AI-native infrastructure, and AI regulations, building on the 2025 agenda's emphasis on measurable ROI Introduction of the SFR | BTR Executive Forum in partnership with EverResi Media, featuring executive panels and invitation-only roundtables Growth in data center and infrastructure content, including the Data Center Construction Supercycle panel and 'Powering the AI Boom' keynote Continued emphasis on robotics and automation, with sessions on specialized robotics in the built environment and robots in the field Expanded homebuilding programming through the Homebuilding Kick-Off Summit, featuring executives from PulteGroup, D.R. Horton, and Ivory Innovations

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    Blueprint Vegas 2025 took place September 16-18 at The Venetian in Las Vegas, bringing together 3,000+ attendees from more than 50 countries for three days of networking, learning, and ecosystem advancement. The event featured 900+ built world executives, 850+ startups and investors, and 250+ speakers. A key highlight was the launch of Insights by Blueprint, a subscription research platform for commercial real estate executives, and the Retail Real Estate Summit presented by ICSC. The conference's emphasis on measurable ROI emerged as the dominant theme, with AI-powered security systems, dynamic pricing tools, and integrated platforms demonstrating concrete results for operators. The Vision Stage showcased radical ideas for community design, and the Built World Challenge featured a Shark Tank-style competition for PropTech startups. Blueprint has grown fast in just five years, but Martin Kelly, President of Blueprint, insists it hasn't lost the details that make it different, describing the team as operating like a 'Navy SEAL unit' with 'very hand-to-hand, one-on-one' engagement

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    Blueprint Vegas 2025 attracted a high-calibre, decision-maker audience. According to RESO's official partnership announcement, the event drew 900+ CEOs, CTOs, COOs, CIOs and executives adopting real estate technology. 70% of attendees are VP level and above. The audience spans real estate owners and operators, technology builders, and venture investors, with participants from 50+ countries. Notable speakers included Nykia Wright (CEO, NAR), David Weiden (Partner, Khosla Ventures), Eric Wu (Founder, Opendoor), Ankur Jain (Bilt Rewards), and John Kite (Kite Realty)

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    No official exhibitor ROI statistics were published by the organiser for Blueprint Vegas 2025. However, the conference's emphasis on measurable ROI emerged as the dominant theme, with technology deployments reporting concrete results. The Smart Building/PropTech roundtable on the 'Four Pillars of Proptech ROI' generated significant engagement. Attendee feedback highlighted pragmatic innovation focused on tangible outcomes like cost reduction, revenue growth, and operational efficiency. One attendee noted that the event is 'a goldmine for finding startups' for VCs and 'a chance to land your next client' for founders

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    United States — National / Global Built World

    Why it matters

    Blueprint 2026 matters because it convenes the built world at the exact moment when AI is moving from experimentation to infrastructure — and when capital is consolidating around platforms that can demonstrate measurable ROI. With proptech funding stabilizing at roughly $4.53 billion in H1 2026 and global proptech startups raising $8.7 billion in 2026, investors are concentrating on fewer, larger bets in AI-driven construction, property operations and transaction infrastructure. Meanwhile, AI adoption among real estate brokerages has reached 97%, but only 5% of commercial real estate professionals trust AI enough to inform real deal decisions, revealing a critical implementation gap that Blueprint is uniquely positioned to address. The event's 2026 programme places practical AI, spatial AI, robotics, data center construction, and SFR/BTR operations at the centre, connecting 3,500+ attendees — including 1,000+ built world executives and 950+ startups and investors — with the technologies and partnerships that will define the next phase of the built world

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    Proptech funding stabilizes at lower levels with capital favoring AI and infrastructure

    Global proptech startups raised roughly $8.7 billion in 2026, down sharply from $24 billion in 2019 and on pace to land near 2025's $12.3 billion, according to Crunchbase data. Deal count has fallen from more than 2,400 in 2019 to 794 transactions. H1 2026 proptech venture funding held steady at $4.53 billion across 231 rounds, essentially flat from H1 2025 but about 35% of 2021 to 2022 levels. Investors are concentrating capital in AI-driven construction, property operations and transaction infrastructure with clear ROI rather than generic real estate software. Autodesk's $3.6 billion purchase of MaintainX and Compass's $1.6 billion all-stock deal for Anywhere topped the M&A list

    Source
    02

    AI adoption in real estate becomes nearly universal, but trust lags behind usage

    AI use has moved from curiosity to capability across real estate. According to the Delta Media Group Real Estate AI & Leadership Survey, just 1.9% of real estate brokerages have no plans to adopt AI in 2026, down from 10.6% in 2024. Real estate agent adoption jumped from 80% in 2024 to 97% in 2026. However, a separate. First American Data & Analytics and DealGround study found that while 66% of commercial real estate professionals use AI weekly or daily, only 5% trust it enough to inform real deal decisions

    Source
    03

    Data center construction boom reshapes land values and commercial real estate

    Data centers are outbidding homebuilders for land in key markets and reshaping property values. According to a National Association of Realtors analysis, 50% of realtors observed increased property values near data centers, and 42% reported greater demand for nearby commercial space. CBRE anticipates preleasing rates for data centers under construction will reach 80% in 2026, well above the historical range of 40% to 50%. The proportion of U.S. single-family home sales occurring within 5 miles of a large data center doubled from 0.67% in 2018 to 1.5% in 2026 and is projected to reach 2.3% by 2027

    Source
    04

    Construction labor shortage persists, driven by data center competition

    The construction industry will need to attract an estimated 349,000 net new workers in 2026 to meet demand for construction services, according to Associated Builders and Contractors. Data center projects are intensifying competition for skilled labor: 58% of companies say data center projects increase skilled worker competition, and 42% report project delays due to labor shortages. Eric Wu, co-founder of Opendoor, launched NavigateAI, a hands-free AI 'expert coach' that runs on smartphones and Meta's AI glasses, to tackle construction's labor shortage with AI. NavigateAI raised $25 million in seed funding at a $225 million post-money valuation led by Elad Gil

    Source
    05

    Agentic AI and connected data ecosystems redefine construction workflows

    Construction technology in 2026 is shifting from isolated tools to connected data ecosystems. Adoption levels vary, with 32% of construction leaders reporting they are close to meeting AI goals. Key trends include agentic AI systems that utilize generative AI to automate end-to-end processes, the maturation of construction hardware and software subscription models, and the convergence of BIM with augmented and virtual reality tools for full project simulations. Approximately 65% of projects worldwide use BIM workflows, and over 30 countries mandate BIM on large infrastructure programs

    Source

    Market news

    Latest updates from across the market.

    Data centers are outbidding homebuilders for land as proptech funding shifts to AI

    Proptech venture funding stabilizes at $4.53B across 231 rounds in H1 2026

    Only 2% of real estate brokerages say they won't adopt AI in 2026

    Commercial real estate professionals use AI daily but only 5% trust it for deal decisions

    NAR analysis finds data centers lift nearby property values

    Real Estate & PropTech Trade Show Circuit — Next 12 Months

    October 2026 – September 2027

    The real estate and proptech trade show circuit in the 12 months following Blueprint 2026 spans major national and international events covering commercial real estate, proptech innovation, construction technology, and property operations. ICSC+PROPTECH makes its debut in May 2026 as a dedicated forum for commercial real estate decision-makers and technology founders. CREtech New York returns in October 2026 as the defining event for real estate in the age of AI, with a focus on face-to-face dealmaking. NMHC OPTECH serves the multifamily operations and technology community in November 2026. Looking further ahead, RETCON 2027 in Fort Lauderdale and MIPIM 2027 in Cannes offer continued opportunities for deal-making and innovation. Together these events offer complementary geographic and thematic coverage for real estate professionals planning their trade show calendar

    22–24 Sep 2026

    ICSC+PROPTECH 2026

    Las Vegas, USA

    Debuting in 2026, ICSC+PROPTECH offers technology buyers and providers the opportunity to discover the latest innovations, build their network, and showcase their solutions. The event begins May 18 at the Wynn Las Vegas with content sessions and roundtables, followed by exhibition and content programming May 19–20 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Keynote by Randi Zuckerberg

    website
    22–24 Sep 2026

    CREtech New York 2026

    New York, USA

    Held at the Javits Center. Features CREtech Meetup, the industry's largest meetings program, powering 20,000+ pre-scheduled, face-to-face meetings. 72% of real estate executives say in-person meetings are critical to evaluating new technology partners

    website
    22–24 Sep 2026

    NMHC OPTECH Conference & Expo 2026

    Las Vegas, USA

    Held at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino. Attendees participate in peer roundtables and sessions covering intelligent building systems, digital marketing, property management tech, and more

    website
    22–24 Sep 2026

    PropTech Connect Europe 2026

    London, United Kingdom

    Held at InterContinental London – The O2. Expected to host over 6,000 attendees, 400 speakers, and 2,500 companies — the largest scale to date

    website

    May 2026

    ICSC+PROPTECH 2026

    Focused on retail real estate and technology implementation at scale, co-located with ICSC LAS VEGAS

    September 2026

    PropTech Connect Europe 2026Blueprint Vegas 2026

    PropTech Connect Europe (London) and Blueprint (Las Vegas) occur in the same month, offering complementary transatlantic perspectives on proptech and built world innovation

    October 2026

    CREtech New York 2026

    Focus on real estate AI, dealmaking, and the largest meetings program in real estate technology

    November 2026

    NMHC OPTECH Conference & Expo 2026

    Focused on multifamily operations, technology, and property management innovation

    March 2027

    RETCON 2027MIPIM 2027

    RETCON serves the U.S. market with a focus on owners and operators; MIPIM serves the global market with a focus on investment and urban development

    All event dates are sourced from official organiser websites where available. ICSC+PROPTECH, CREtech New York, NMHC OPTECH, RETCON, MIPIM, and PropTech Connect Europe dates are confirmed from official organiser sources as of September 2026

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · USD

    Arrival airports

    Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

    LAS

    Harry Reid International Airport

    The primary and closest commercial airport to The Venetian Expo. Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) typically costs $18-$29 to the Venetian. Taxi flat-rate zone pricing to the North Strip is $29 plus a $2.40 airport surcharge. RTC bus route 108 also serves the airport

    4-5 miles (6.5-8 km)

    to venue

    approximately 10-20 minutes by car

    by car

    HSH

    Henderson Executive Airport

    General aviation airport primarily serving private and charter aircraft. Limited commercial service

    approximately 13 miles (21 km)

    to venue

    approximately 26 minutes by car

    by car

    BVU

    Boulder City Municipal Airport

    General aviation airport located southeast of Las Vegas. No commercial airline service

    approximately 26 miles (42 km)

    to venue

    approximately 30-35 minutes by car

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    Premium (5-star) — Official Venue Hotel
    The Venetian Resort Las Vegas / The Palazzo

    USD 159–495 / night

    The official Blueprint host hotel. A limited number of discounted rooms are available through the Blueprint room block for stays between September 21-25, 2026. Group rates for blocks of 25+ rooms start around $159/night. Published rack rates for late September 2026 start from approximately $207/night. Resort fee is $45-$62.36 per night. Group code: RiNGR. Book through the official room block link or call the Venetian Groups line (877) 385-3885 or Palazzo Groups line (866) 659

    Premium (4-star) — Adjacent
    Wynn Las Vegas / Encore at Wynn

    USD 219–349 / night

    Adjacent to The Venetian complex, within walking distance. Wynn resort fee is $55 plus tax per night. Rates are estimates based on third-party group booking data for the 2026 season

    Mid-Range (4-star)
    MGM Grand / Mid-Strip corridor

    USD 129–189 / night

    MGM Grand is a conference powerhouse with 6,852 rooms and 600,000 sq ft of meeting space. Group rates range from $129 to $189/night depending on dates and block size. Within walking distance or a short ride from. The Venetian

    Budget (3-star)
    Linq / Flamingo / Mid-Strip

    USD 80–150 / night

    The Linq and Flamingo offer affordable mid-Strip options within walking distance of The Venetian. Group rates range from $80 to $150/night. Both are popular with groups that prioritize experiences over room size

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    Rideshare (Uber/Lyft)

    Estimated cost$12–$40 one-way depending on demand; Lyft typically $12–$19, Uber $14–$22
    Best forHarry Reid International Airport (LAS) to The Venetian Expo (201 Sands Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89169)

    Rideshare is the most convenient option for most travelers. Pickup locations at LAS are in designated areas on Level 2 outside arrivals. Prices surge during peak arrival times and convention weeks. Lyft is generally cheaper in Las Vegas, winning on price about 58% of the time

    Taxi (Flat-Rate Zone)

    Estimated cost$29 flat rate plus $2.40 airport surcharge and 15–20% tip (total approximately $36–$38)
    Best forHarry Reid International Airport (LAS) to The Venetian Expo (North Strip Zone 3)

    Las Vegas taxis use a flat-rate zone system from the airport to the Strip, set by the Nevada Taxicab Authority. The Venetian is in Zone 3 (North Strip). No surge pricing. Taxi stands are located outside baggage claim in both terminals

    Las Vegas Monorail

    Estimated costSingle ride $5.50 online ($6 at station); 1-day pass $13.45; 2-day $23.75; 3-day $29.95
    Best forHarrah's & The LINQ Station to The Venetian Expo (exit station and cross the street to enter. The Venetian Expo)

    The Monorail covers 3.9 miles along the Strip with seven stations. Harrah's & The LINQ Station is the closest stop to The Venetian Expo — exit the station and cross the street. Trains run every 4–8 minutes

    RTC Bus — The Deuce on The Strip

    Estimated cost$4 single ride; 2-hour pass $6; 24-hour pass $8; 3-day pass available
    Best forStrip corridor to Venetian stop (serves nearly every hotel/casino along the Strip between Mandalay Bay and The STRAT)

    The Deuce is a 24-hour bus line running the full length of the Strip. Stops include Venetian, Wynn, Harrah's, and most major hotels. Buses run every 10–15 minutes from 7:00 AM to 1:00 AM and every 20 minutes overnight

    RTC Bus — Route 109 (Airport to Strip)

    Estimated cost$2 single ride for Route 109; transfer to Deuce requires additional $4 fare or a 24-hour pass ($8)
    Best forHarry Reid International Airport (LAS) to South Strip Transit Terminal, then transfer to The Deuce for Venetian stop

    Route 109 runs 24/7 and connects the airport to the South Strip Transit Terminal. From there, transfer to The Deuce bus which stops at every major hotel including. The Venetian. Travel time is approximately 30–45 minutes total

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa required
    ATA Carnet: accepted
    TypeWho needs itFeeProcessing
    B-1 Business Visitor VisaCitizens of foreign countries who are not eligible for the Visa Waiver Program (VWP) and who are travelling to the United States temporarily for business purposes, including attending a professional or business convention, conference, or trade show, or consulting with business associates$185.00Varies by consular post; can range from a few weeks to several months. An optional expedited appointment pilot program at select U.S. embassies and consulates (July 1 – December 31, 2026) allows eligible B visa applicants to pay an additional $750 for an interview appointment within 10 business days, subject to availability. The expedited fee does not guarantee visa issuance
    ESTA (Visa Waiver Program)Eligible citizens or nationals of Visa Waiver Program (VWP) countries who plan to travel to the United States for business or pleasure for stays of 90 days or less$40.27Usually within 72 hours, but apply at least 3 days before travel

    As of 2026, 42 countries participate in the U.S. Visa Waiver Program (VWP). Citizens of these countries may travel to the United States for business or tourism for stays of 90 days or less without first obtaining a visa, provided they obtain an approved ESTA prior to travel. VWP countries include most of Western Europe (including the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands), Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Brunei, Taiwan, Chile, Israel, and Qatar

    The ATA Carnet is an international customs document accepted by the United States that allows for the temporary importation of commercial samples, professional equipment, and certain advertising materials without paying duty or value-added taxes. The United States Council for International Business (USCIB) has been designated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection as the United States guaranteeing association. USCIB has appointed Roanoke Trade and boomerang carnets as ATA Carnet Service Providers. An ATA Carnet is valid for one year from the date of issuance and may be used for unlimited exits and entries during that period. Goods intended to be consumed or given away at a trade show are not allowed under an ATA Carnet. Exhibitors requiring temporary importation of goods for Blueprint 2026 should consult US Customs and Border Protection guidelines and their freight forwarder., https://uscib.csdev.us/

    Official visa page

    Weather

    Las Vegas in late September is hot during the day and cooler at night. Daily high temperatures range from 89-99°F (32-37°C) and lows from 65-76°F (18-24°C). September is typically clear with an average of only 4-8 rainy days. Humidity is low. Mornings and evenings are more comfortable

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    The Venetian Expo is located on the Las Vegas Strip, approximately 4-5 miles from Harry Reid International Airport. The Las Vegas Monorail connects the Strip corridor, with the closest stations to The Venetian being Harrah's/The LINQ and Boingo at the Las Vegas Convention Center. RTC bus routes 119 and 203 stop in front of the convention center. Taxis and rideshare are widely available. The Venetian complex also features enclosed pedestrian footbridges connecting to Treasure Island, Wynn/Encore, and Caesars Forum

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Tipping culture in Las Vegas

    Tipping is a fundamental part of Las Vegas service culture. For restaurants, 18-20% is standard. For bars, $1-$2 per drink is customary, with $5 to start service. Taxi and rideshare drivers typically receive 15-20% tips. Hotel housekeeping usually receives $2-$5 per night. At casino tables, tipping the dealer is encouraged

    Blueprint's relationship-driven culture

    Blueprint distinguishes itself from larger, more transactional trade shows through a curated, relationship-driven approach. Martin Kelly, President of Blueprint, described the event's culture as 'very hand-to-hand, one-on-one with people' and noted that 'usually when people come and they understand Blueprint, then they come every year and they love it.'

    Las Vegas as a built world innovation hub

    Las Vegas has become a proving ground for construction and real estate technology. CES 2026 placed construction technology in the spotlight, with Caterpillar delivering a keynote address and announcing five autonomous construction vehicles with Level 4 autonomy capabilities. Blueprint's decision to anchor in Las Vegas reflects the city's role as a stage where built world technologies move from concept to deployment

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)

    Blueprint does not have an official airline partner for 2026. Book early as Las Vegas is a popular destination in September and fares can rise significantly closer to the event. Rideshare from LAS to the venue typically costs $18-$29. Taxi flat-rate is $29 plus surcharge

    Visa

    Most international visitors to Blueprint 2026 require either a B-1 business visitor visa or an approved ESTA under the Visa Waiver Program. Citizens of VWP countries (42 countries as of 2026) may travel for business for up to 90 days without a visa, provided they obtain an ESTA. Citizens of all other countries must apply for a B-1 visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate. The event is trade-only and not open to the general public

    Processing: B-1 visa: varies by consular post, from a few weeks to several months. ESTA: usually within 72 hours. Expedited B-1/B-2 interview pilot (July 1 – December 31, 2026): 10 business days for an additional $750

    A visa or ESTA does not guarantee admission to the United States; the final determination is made by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer at the port of entry., https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=6a6d15c4-f6ed a974-8f70c166604c

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    Hotels

    Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

    Check-in (recommended)

    2026-09-22

    Check-out (recommended)

    2026-09-24

    Areas to stay

    The Venetian / The Palazzo (official venue hotel — on-site at The Venetian Expo) · Wynn / Encore (adjacent to The Venetian complex, walking distance) · MGM Grand / Mid-Strip corridor (conference-friendly, short ride to venue) · Linq / Flamingo / Mid-Strip (budget-friendly, walkable to The Venetian)

    Premium (5-star) — Official Venue Hotel

    USD 159-495 per night

    Book

    Premium (4-star) — Adjacent

    USD 219-349 per night

    Mid-Range (4-star)

    USD 129-189 per night

    Budget (3-star)

    USD 80-150 per night

    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is 4-5 miles (6.5-8 km) from. The Venetian Expo, approximately 10-20 minutes by car. Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) typically costs $15-$40. Taxi flat-rate zone pricing to the North Strip (Venetian/Wynn) is $29 plus a $2.40 airport surcharge. RTC bus route 108 also serves the airport

    Hotel → venue: The Venetian and The Palazzo are connected to The Venetian Expo via enclosed pedestrian walkways, providing direct indoor access. Wynn/Encore is adjacent and walkable. MGM Grand and mid-Strip hotels are a short rideshare or taxi ride away. The Las Vegas Monorail's closest station to The Venetian is Harrah's/The LINQ

    Ride-hail: Uber and Lyft operate throughout Las Vegas. Estimated fare from LAS Airport to The Venetian is $15-$40, with surge pricing during peak arrival times. Designated rideshare pickup areas are on Level 2 outside arrivals. From mid-Strip hotels to The Venetian, expect $10-$15

    Public transit: The Las Vegas Monorail connects the Strip corridor, with the closest station to The Venetian being Harrah's/The LINQ. Single ride is $5.50 online ($6 at station); 1-day pass $13.45; 2-day $23.75; 3-day $29.95. RTC bus routes 119 and 203 stop in front of the convention center. The Deuce bus runs the entire Strip ($4 single ride)

    Parking: Self-parking at The Venetian/Palazzo is approximately $15-$23 per day depending on time and length of stay; valet is approximately $35 per day. Rates are subject to change. The Palazzo garage is larger and slightly more conveniently located

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: September

    Temperature: 89-99°F (32-37°C) highs; 65-76°F (18-24°C) lows

    Seasonality: Minimal precipitation (average 4-8 rainy days). Clear and dry. Low humidity

    Packing: Bring light, breathable clothing for daytime and a light jacket or sweater for air-conditioned indoor spaces. Comfortable walking shoes are essential — the Venetian Expo complex is vast. Sunscreen and a hat are recommended for daytime outdoor activities

    Itinerary builder

    Add priorities and side trips to make the most of your visit.

    Add side trips

    Default day plan

    1. 7:00 AMBreakfast at hotel or nearby cafe
    2. 8:30 AMArrive at The Venetian Expo and pick up badge
    3. 9:00 AMAttend keynote sessions and panels
    4. 12:00 PMLunch and networking
    5. 1:30 PMExplore the exhibit hall and meet technology providers
    6. 3:30 PMAttend specialised summit or roundtable
    7. 5:00 PMNetworking reception
    8. 7:00 PMDinner at a celebrity chef restaurant
    9. 9:00 PMOptional: Sphere show or High Roller

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Tuesday, September 22, 2026

    Tuesday, September 22 is the opening day of Blueprint 2026. It features the Homebuilding Kick-Off Summit, the SFR & BTR Kickoff Summit, and the first full day of Exhibit Hall access (11:30 am – 5:00 pm). The day concludes with the Official Kick-Off Reception, offering extensive networking opportunities. It provides the most comprehensive single-day experience for first-time attendees

    T-90

    Register for Blueprint 2026 and book travel/accommodation — Early registration is recommended. All-Access Pass is USD 2,495; Early Stage Startup Pass starts at USD 1,295. The Blueprint room block at The Venetian covers September 21-25, 2026. Guidance based on Blueprint registration timeline; official 2026 deadline not yet published

    T-60

    Book flights and ground transportation — Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is 4-5 miles from. The Venetian Expo. Rideshare from LAS to the venue typically costs USD 18. Taxi flat-rate is USD 29 plus surcharge

    T-30

    Review the conference programme and plan your schedule — Blueprint 2026 features the Homebuilding Kick-Off Summit, SFR & BTR Kickoff Summit, Apartment Strategy Symposium, Data Center Track, and Innovation Stage presentations. Identify sessions and exhibitors aligned with your objectives

    T-14

    Download the Blueprint Vegas 2026 app and review exhibitor directory — The official Blueprint Vegas app allows you to network, access the full agenda, view sponsors and exhibitors, and find industry friends. Use it to plan meetings and bookmark exhibitors of interest

    T-7

    Finalise travel documents and confirm registration — Bring a valid photo ID for badge collection. International attendees should ensure their visa or ESTA is approved well in advance

    T-1

    Check weather, pack appropriately, and confirm transport to venue — Late September in Las Vegas: highs 89-99°F (32-37°C), lows 65-76°F (18-24°C). September is typically clear with only 4-8 rainy days. Bring light, breathable clothing and a light jacket for air-conditioned spaces

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    08:30 AM

    Registration, badge collection, and morning welcome coffee at The Venetian Expo (Venetian Convention and Expo Center)

    The Venetian Expo (Venetian Convention and Expo Center) Main Entrance Concourse
    09:30 AM

    Attending Opening Plenary Keynote: Future Industry Innovations & Market Outlook at Blueprint

    The Venetian Expo (Venetian Convention and Expo Center) Plenary Auditorium
    11:00 AM

    Exhibition floor exploration: live product demonstrations and technology showcases

    The Venetian Expo (Venetian Convention and Expo Center) Exhibition Halls
    01:00 PM

    Networking luncheon and scheduled B2B supplier matchmaking meetings

    The Venetian Expo (Venetian Convention and Expo Center) Executive Networking Lounge
    02:30 PM

    Specialized Technical Workshop: Advanced Methodologies, Automation & Best Practices

    The Venetian Expo (Venetian Convention and Expo Center) Conference Rooms Level 2
    04:30 PM

    Evening Industry Networking Reception and collaborative discussions

    The Venetian Expo (Venetian Convention and Expo Center) Central Terrace & Hospitality Lounge
    5:00 PM

    Networking reception

    Official Kick-Off Reception or After Party (location varies)
    7:00 PM

    Dinner at a celebrity chef restaurant

    The Venetian, The Palazzo, or nearby Strip restaurants
    9:00 PM

    Optional: Sphere show or High Roller

    Sphere (0.8 miles) or High Roller at LINQ Promenade (0.4 miles)

    Side trips

    5

    Sphere

    Entertainment Venue / Immersive Experience

    0.8 miles (approximately 10-18 minute walk via indoor pedestrian bridge from. The Venetian)

    The Sphere is a next-generation entertainment medium featuring immersive concerts, films, and events. The Venetian built a climate-controlled pedestrian bridge connecting the property directly to the Sphere

    High Roller Observation Wheel

    Observation Wheel / Attraction

    Approximately 0.3-0.4 miles (5-7 minute walk) from. The Venetian

    A 550-foot-tall Ferris wheel at the LINQ Promenade offering breathtaking 360-degree views of the Las Vegas Strip

    Grand Canal Shoppes

    Shopping Mall / Dining / Entertainment

    On-site at The Venetian Resort

    An 875,000-square-foot Venice-inspired shopping and dining destination with over 160 luxury stores, gondola rides along indoor canals, and more than a dozen award-winning restaurants

    Madame Tussauds Las Vegas

    Wax Museum / Attraction

    On-site at The Venetian Resort (Grand Canal Shoppes)

    Features lifelike wax figures of celebrities, athletes, and historical figures. A popular attraction within the Grand Canal Shoppes

    Gondola Rides at The Venetian

    Attraction / Boat Ride

    On-site at The Venetian Resort

    Authentic gondola rides along the indoor and outdoor canals of The Venetian, complete with singing gondoliers

    Networking spots

    5

    Innovation Stage

    Official event venue

    Located in Exhibit Hall Level 5, the Innovation Stage hosts keynote presentations, panel discussions, and the Built World Challenge. A central gathering point for attendees and exhibitors

    Official Kick-Off Reception

    Official event networking event

    An evening networking reception for all attendees. Location and timing are provided in the event programme

    The Venetian / The Palazzo Lobby Bars

    Off-site hotel bars (recommendation)

    The Venetian and Palazzo offer numerous bars and lounges, including the Grand Canal Shoppes' bar scene, for informal meetings. Recommendation only; not affiliated with Blueprint

    STK Las Vegas

    Steakhouse / lounge (off-site recommendation)

    A modern steakhouse and lounge in The Cosmopolitan, a short walk from. The Venetian. Popular for business dinners and after-hours networking. Recommendation only; not affiliated with Blueprint

    Drai's Nightclub

    Nightclub (off-site recommendation)

    An after-hours nightclub atop. The Cromwell, a short walk from. The Venetian. Popular for late-night networking and entertainment. Recommendation only; not affiliated with Blueprint

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Blueprint 2026 does not publish booth or kiosk pricing on its public website or exhibitor support pages as of September 2026. Pricing is provided directly to sponsors and exhibitors upon inquiry through the Blueprint Sponsor Portal. Booth sizes available are 10'x10', 10'x20', and 20'x20'. Kiosk packages are also available. Contact sponsorsupport@blueprintvegas.com for pricing

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    Build your working budget

    Adjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.

    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Hotel × 3 nights$240.00
    • Per diem × 3$225.00
    • Visa$185.00
    • Flight — Round-trip domestic flight to LAS$350.00
    Estimated total$1,000.00

    This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

    All-Access Pass

    visitor · Standard

    USD 2495 / per person

    official

    Early Stage Startup Pass

    visitor · Startup

    USD 1295–1995 / per person

    official

    Hotel (Official Venue Hotel)

    both · The Venetian / The Palazzo

    USD 159–495 / per night

    official

    Parking (Self-Parking, Non-Hotel Guest)

    both · Daily

    USD 15–23 / per vehicle per day

    estimate

    Taxi from LAS Airport to Venue

    both · Standard

    USD 29–31.4 / per trip

    estimate

    Rideshare from LAS Airport to Venue

    both · Standard

    USD 15–40 / per trip

    estimate

    Visa (B-1 Business Visitor)

    both · Standard

    USD 185 / per person

    official

    Visa (ESTA — Visa Waiver Program)

    both · Standard

    USD 40.27 / per person

    official

    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Answer 8 questions to determine whether Blueprint 2026 is right for you to visit, exhibit, or skip. Scores are weighted toward your primary role and objectives

    QUESTION 1 OF 8

    What is your primary role in the built world ecosystem?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    You are a built world professional with a budget of at least USD 995 for registration and can commit to travelling to Las Vegas on September 22-24, 2026

    Best for

    Real estate owners, operators, developers, technology builders, venture investors, and industry executives seeking to evaluate emerging technologies, network with senior decision-makers, and gain practical insights into AI, ConTech, and PropTech

    Min. budget

    $995.00

    Timeline

    T-60 for early registration and travel booking. Early Stage Startup passes require application and approval. Registration materials are not mailed; badge pickup is on-site at The Venetian Expo

    Risks

    Trade-only event; not open to the general public or non-industry professionals

    All-Access Pass at USD 2,495 may be cost-prohibitive for some attendees; Early Stage Startup passes start at USD 995

    Tickets are non-refundable; transfers allowed with conditions (free >4 weeks out, USD 150 fee 1-4 weeks out, forfeited <1 week out)

    Las Vegas resort fees and dining costs can add significantly to the total budget

    exhibit

    Your company has a proven product or service for the built world, a minimum budget of USD 5,000 for booth space plus travel, and the capacity to design, staff, and follow up on leads from a three-day exhibit floor

    Best for

    Technology providers, startups, and service companies targeting the real estate, construction, and property operations sectors, particularly those seeking access to high-volume owners, operators, and venture investors

    Min. budget

    $5,000.00

    Timeline

    T-120 or earlier for booth space application and design; T-60 for exhibitor kit orders and compliance documentation; T-30 for shipping and logistics

    Risks

    Booth space rates are not publicly listed; pricing is provided upon inquiry through the Blueprint Sponsor Portal

    Competition for attention is high; a strong booth design and pre-show marketing are essential

    Lead capture requires the Blueprint Vegas Event App and smart badge system; no traditional lead retrieval scanners are available

    Travel and accommodation costs for booth staff can add significantly to the total investment

    skip

    Your business objectives, budget, or industry focus do not align with real estate and construction technology, or you are unable to commit the time and resources required for meaningful participation

    Best for

    Companies or professionals outside the real estate, construction, and proptech ecosystem, those with budgets under USD 995, or those who cannot commit to travelling to Las Vegas on September 22-24, 2026

    Timeline

    Not applicable

    Risks

    Blueprint is trade-only and focused exclusively on the built world; non-industry professionals may find limited relevance

    Travel and accommodation costs from outside the Western U.S. can be significant, with hotel rates ranging from USD 80 to USD 495 per night

    The event is not a consumer show; there is no public day or general admission option

    Book with

    Partners

    RESO — Real Estate Standards Organization

    Official Partner

    RESO is an official partner for Blueprint 2026, offering RESO members a $300 discount on registration. RESO's return to Blueprint underscores its commitment to simplifying real estate data and accelerating interoperability across the real estate ecosystem

    Visit partner Confidence: officially_confirmed

    RESO official announcement, July 2026

    EverResi Media — SFR | BTR Executive Forum

    Program Partner

    EverResi Media is partnering with Blueprint Las Vegas 2026 to create a purpose-built SFR | BTR Executive Forum featuring executive panel discussions, invitation-only roundtables, executive networking experiences, and comprehensive media coverage before, during, and after the event

    Visit partner Confidence: officially_confirmed

    EverResi Media official page for Blueprint 2026 SFR | BTR Forum

    T3 Expo

    General Contractor / Exhibitor Services

    T3 Expo is the official general contractor for Blueprint Vegas 2026. The Blueprint 2026 Exhibitor Kit is available via T3 Expo's online ordering portal. T3 Expo handles booth construction, shipping, and exhibitor services

    Visit partner Confidence: officially_confirmed

    Inman Support — Exhibitor Resources

    Recommended providers

    Hotels

    The Venetian Resort Las Vegas / The Palazzo

    Blueprint 2026 has secured a limited number of discounted rooms at The Venetian and The Palazzo for attendees. The block covers stays between Monday, September 21 and Friday, September 25, 2026. Book through the official room block link or call the Venetian Groups line (877) 385-3885 or Palazzo Groups line (866) 659-9659 and mention group code RiNGR. Blueprint does not utilise any third parties for hotel room booking

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Frequently asked

    Glossary

    1
    Built World
    The investment and technology community's umbrella term for buildings, infrastructure, construction, property operations, and the systems surrounding them. It is broader than PropTech and ConTech and often includes climate technology, construction finance, materials, logistics, and industrialized construction
    2
    PropTech
    Short for property technology, the application of digital and software tools to real estate — from land acquisition, construction planning, and financing to leasing, property management, insurance, and repair
    3
    ConTech
    Short for construction technology, encompassing companies that provide technology solutions specifically for the construction industry, including project management, cost management, process control, and construction work picture management
    4
    NOI (Net Operating Income)
    A key financial metric in real estate representing total property revenue minus operating expenses, excluding financing and capital costs. It is used to measure the profitability of income-generating properties
    5
    SFR (Single-Family Rental)
    A single-family detached or attached home available for rent. SFR can include scattered-site homes owned by individual investors or institutionally owned portfolios
    6
    BTR (Build-to-Rent)
    A subset of the SFR asset class consisting of purpose-built communities designed expressly for rental. BTR communities are typically gated and located in high-growth suburban neighborhoods
    7
    Built World Challenge
    A Shark Tank-style competition at Blueprint that showcases how the latest technologies can solve real-world problems in the built world. The 2024 edition focused on solutions related to Generative AI
    8
    Innovation Stage
    A dedicated stage at Blueprint featuring fast-paced presentations and demonstrations from technology builders and industry innovators. At the 2026 edition, the Innovation Stage hosts sessions including the Homebuilding Kick-Off Summit, Spatial AI presentations, and the Built World Challenge

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