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    PropTech Connect 2026

    PropTech Connect Europe 2026 is Europe's largest real estate technology event, bringing together 6,000+ global real estate executives, investors, and entrepreneurs to accelerate digital transformation in the built environment

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    Dates

    9–10 Sep 2026

    City / country

    London, United Kingdom

    Venue

    InterContinental London – The O2

    Time

    9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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    Event overview

    Overview

    PropTech Connect Europe 2026 is the premier gathering for the real estate technology ecosystem, hosted on 9–10 September 2026 at the InterContinental London – The O2.

    The event connects leading organisations with cutting-edge solutions to increase technology adoption in real estate.

    With over 6,000 attendees from 2,500+ companies, 400+ speakers, and 100+ hours of actionable content across nine stages, the agenda is designed to equip executives with exclusive insights into winning strategies and clarity on where the industry is headed

    TL;DR

    1. 1Europe’s largest real estate tech event, with 6,000+ attendees and 400+ speakers
    2. 2Two full days (9–10 September 2026) at InterContinental London – The O2, with sessions
    3. 3Six interconnected agenda themes covering macro trends, AI/data, PropTech scaling, ESG/retrofit, asset repositioning, and
    4. 4Dedicated networking app facilitating 20,000+ meetings, plus curated experiences like the Smart Building Showcase
    5. 5Free passes available for senior real estate decision-makers (C-suite, directors, public sector) and press

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    C-suite executives, partners, heads of department, and directors at real estate owners, developers, operators, occupiers, and public sector organisations. Eligible for complimentary passes
    Representatives from technology companies, consultants, and other solution providers serving the real estate industry. Paid passes required
    Companies registered less than two years ago, seeking exposure, investment, and partnerships. Startup passes available
    Venture capital and other investors looking to connect with innovative PropTech companies and emerging ventures. Investor passes available
    Journalists and media representatives covering the real estate and technology sectors. Complimentary passes available upon approval
    Architects, construction professionals, and other built environment stakeholders. General passes available

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Firms offering technology solutions for real estate, including AI, data analytics, property management, smart buildings, and sustainability tools
    Consultancies, advisory firms, and service providers supporting the real estate industry with digital transformation, ESG strategy, and asset management
    Venture capital firms and investment funds seeking to back innovative PropTech startups and scale-ups
    Associations, media partners, and other organisations that support the real estate and technology ecosystem

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

    InterContinental London – The O2

    One Waterview Drive, SE10 0TW London, United Kingdom

    Entrances & gates

    Main Hotel Entrance

    Located on Waterview Drive, directly accessible from the hotel reception

    Facilities

    Parking

    On-site parking available for hotel guests at £52/day. Non-guest rates: £14 (0.5–2h), £23 (2–4h), £26 (4–6h), £33 (6–9h), £42 (9–12h), £45 (12–18h), £75 (18–24h). 12 EV charging spaces (Tesla Superchargers). Spaces are first-come, first-served. Additional parking at Saba Car Park and The O2 car park

    240 spaces · £52.00/day

    Accessibility

    Wheelchair accessible rooms with ADA-compliant guest rooms and access routes. Grab bars, roll-in showers, and toilet with grab rails available. Ramp access to hotel entrance, bar lounge, leisure facilities, and restaurant. 12 designated accessible parking spaces. Elevator access to all levels

    Cloakroom

    Cloakrooms available in the pre-function foyer area of the Peninsula Ballroom and in the Arora ground floor event spaces

    Food options

    Market Brasserie, Kinaara, Meridian Lounge, Eighteen Sky Bar, Clipper Bar & Terrace

    On-site dining

    Parking: On-site parking is available at the InterContinental London – The O2 for £52 per day for hotel guests, with a 30-minute free period. Rates for non-guests range from £14 (0.5–2 hours) to £75 (18–24 hours). Parking is controlled, with in/out privileges, and spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Additional parking is available at the Saba Car Park and The O2 car park. The hotel also offers 12 Tesla Supercharger stations and 12 accessible parking spaces

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Trade-only

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    Wednesday, 9 September 2026,9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (networking continues until 10:00 PM)
    Thursday, 10 September 2026,9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (networking continues until 10:00 PM)
    • Venture Capital (VC) Investor

      Discounted price from £894. Includes unlimited networking app meeting requests

      £594.00
    • Press and Media

      Complimentary, subject to approval. Exclusive for press representatives

    • Real Estate Decision-Maker (C-suite, Directors, Public Sector)

      Complimentary, limited availability. Exclusive for senior decision-makers, subject to approval

    • Networking Sponsor

      Includes 4 event tickets, unlimited networking app meeting requests, early networking app access, and branding as a Networking Sponsor

      £7,500.00
    Register

    Ticket info

    Badge collection

    Badges can be collected on-site at the registration desk. Approval is required for complimentary press and senior decision-maker passes

    Ticket notes

    Ticket prices vary by attendee category. Complimentary passes are available for senior real estate decision-makers (C-suite, directors, public sector) and press/media (subject to approval). Paid passes are required for solution providers, startups, investors, and general attendees. All tickets include access to all stages and exhibition areas, the networking app, 5-star meals, and curated experiences

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    PropTech Connect Ltd

    Event Organiser

    General Enquiries

    Tyler Hooper

    Ticket Enquiries (Non-Ticket Holders)

    Networking Team

    Ticket Holder Enquiries / Invitation Letters

    Elena Vu

    Speaker Enquiries

    Client Success Team

    Sponsor Enquiries

    What's on

    Programme

    Speakers

    AW

    Alain Waha

    CTO @ Buro Happold

    Digital transformation, AI, automation, Industrialization of Construction

    OH

    Olivia Harris

    CEO @ Dolphin Living

    Affordable housing, place-making, urban resilience, mixed-use development

    RC

    Richard Corbridge

    Chief Information Officer @ Segro

    Digital strategy, IoT, data analytics, industrial real estate

    MN

    Miguel Nigorra

    Partner, Head of Europe @ Fifth Wall

    PropTech venture capital, built environment technology, decarbonisation

    HD

    Howard Dawber

    Deputy Mayor for Business and Growth @ London

    Urban development, investment, economic growth, housing policy

    JG

    John German

    Managing Director, Living Investments Europe @ Invesco

    Residential, student housing, healthcare real estate investment

    HV

    Hans Vrensen

    Managing Director & Head of Research & Strategy @ AEW

    Investment strategy, market cycles, structural property shifts

    TV

    Tasos Vezyridis

    Head of Research, UK&I and Europe @ CBRE

    Market research, capital flows, macroeconomic trends, real estate strategy

    TK

    Thomas Kaechele

    Head of Germany and ECE @ M&G Real Estate

    Property investment, asset management, sustainable real estate

    TL

    Tom Livelli

    Partner, Head of Living Strategies, Europe @ EQT Real Estate

    Living sectors, rental housing, student accommodation, sustainability

    PC

    Pavlina Chandras

    Head of Operations, Living Europe @ EQT Real Estate

    Residential operations, asset optimization, student housing, self-storage

    SC

    Simon Century

    Chief Executive Officer @ National Housing Bank

    Housing finance, public-private investment, large-scale housing delivery

    SC

    Steven Cornet

    Global Head of Research & Strategy, Property Fund Manager @ BlackRock

    Global real estate research, investment outlook, asset allocation

    RA

    Raimondo Amabile

    Co-Head & Global Chief Investment Officer of Real Estate @ PGIM

    Global real estate strategy, macro investment themes, data and technology

    RG

    Rachel Graham

    Chief Digital & Information Officer @ The Planning Inspectorate

    Digital transformation, planning system, technology decisions

    NM

    Nisha Manaktala

    Chief Data & Technology Officer @ Landsec

    Data strategy, technology strategy, real estate portfolio

    TR

    Thomasin Renshaw

    Managing Director, UK Development @ Greystar

    Build-to-rent, student accommodation, housing supply, ROI

    FH

    Flora Harley

    Head of Energy & Sustainability Research @ Knight Frank

    Energy efficiency, sustainability, real estate research

    MM

    Marcell Mihályfi

    Partner, Head of Office Asset Management and ESG strategy @ Adventum Group

    Office asset management, ESG strategy, property management

    GS

    Georgia Sandom

    Managing Director @ OSiT | Office Space in Town

    Flexible workspace, co-working, growth strategies

    RC

    Roslyn Churchill

    Chief Information Officer @ NHS Property Services

    Technology decisions, digital transformation, property management

    Topic tracks

    Adapting to the Macro Megatrends Reshaping the Rules of Real EstateMaking AI, Data & Technology Drive Real-World PerformanceAdoption at Scale: Turning PropTech Pilots Into Quantifiable Business PerformanceUsing ESG & Retrofit to Improve Income, Efficiency and ValuationsRepositioning Assets for a New Era of Living, Working & ExperienceExpanding Into High-Growth Sectors: Where to Play and How to Win

    Co-located events

    PropTech Week 2026

    Separate ticket

    Co-located seminars

    Private Roundtables

    Paid

    Urban Design Walking Tour

    Paid

    Developer Breakfast

    Paid

    Urban Planning Lunch

    Paid

    Industrial Lunch

    Paid

    Operator Tour

    Paid

    Sustainability Tour

    Paid

    Residential Tour

    Paid

    Asset Manager Tour

    Paid

    VIP Sky Bar Evening

    Paid

    VIP Sky Bar Evening

    Paid

    Awards

    Global PropTech & ConTech Awards

    Annual

    The Global PropTech & ConTech Awards recognise the dedication of companies and individuals in the construction and real estate industries in regard to unleashing innovation. The 2026 ceremony was opened by PropTech Connect and their partner Imtiaz Developments, with awards presented across 14 categories including Digital Developer, Green Performance, Tech Leadership, and Innovation Catalyst

    Digital Developer AwardDigital Agency / Broker AwardDigital Property Manager AwardGreen Performance AwardTech Leadership AwardMaster Builder AwardGreen Visionary AwardFuture Building Management AwardCapital Wisdom AwardMarket Makers AwardDubai Tech Expansion AwardNextGen Innovation AwardRapid Impact AwardInnovation Catalyst AwardPartner Award
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    Sponsors

    AWS

    REACH

    Smartspaces

    Optiml

    Traent

    Trigrr

    Aedifion

    Akuvox

    Aquablu

    BasIP

    BMSI

    BuiltAI

    Butlr

    Cellnex

    Deepki

    Fair Fleet

    Findable

    Hicron

    Ideare

    IREMS

    JLL/Spark

    Moasure

    Neeve

    Node

    Nokia

    CIOCoverage

    PropTech Pulse

    Government supporters

    Dubai Land Department

    Government Partner (Middle East edition)

    Government of Canada

    Supporter (via Canadian Technology Accelerator)

    NHS Property Services

    Public Sector Attendee / Supporter

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Current edition

    2026 · 6,000 visitors · 2,500 exhibitors

    Organiser forecasts 6,000+ attendees, 2,500+ companies, and 400+ speakers for the 2026 edition

    Forecast — not final

    Visitors

    6,000

    Exhibitors

    2,500

    Growth over time

    New this edition

    • 1

      9 Stages Covering All Critical Topics

      The 2026 edition expands to 9 stages (up from 5 in 2025), covering all critical topics for real estate leaders, including Arora Stage, Peninsula Stage, Commercial Stage, Residential Stage, Sustainability Stage, Innovation Stage, and others

      Source
    • 2

      Expanded Programme with 60+ Panels

      The 2026 agenda features 60+ panels across all asset classes, with 400+ world-class speakers

      Source
    • 3

      New PropTech Week Activities

      PropTech Week 2026 includes new partner-led activities, roundtables, side events, and networking lunches, including Urban Design Walking Tour, Developer Breakfast, and VIP Sky Bar Evenings

      Source
    • 4

      Dedicated Networking App with Enhanced Meeting Scheduling

      The event features a dedicated app designed to help key stakeholders connect and schedule high-value meetings, powering thousands of structured connections

      Source

    Next edition outlook

    2026-09-09 – 2026-09-10
    organiser_forecast

    PropTech Connect Europe 2026 is poised to build on the record-breaking momentum of 2025, with organisers forecasting 6,000+ attendees, 2,500+ companies, and 400+ speakers. The 2026 edition expands to 9 stages (up from 5 in 2025), covering all critical topics for real estate leaders, and features 60+ panels across all asset classes. New for 2026 is an expanded PropTech Week with additional partner-led activities, roundtables, and networking events including an Urban Design Walking Tour, Developer Breakfast, and VIP Sky Bar Evenings. The event continues to deepen its partnership with FIABCI and other global bodies, signalling further international expansion and integration of AI, sustainability, and data-driven themes

    Expansion from 5 to 9 stages, offering more focused tracks across commercial, residential, sustainability, industrial, and development sectors Increase in panel sessions to 60+, covering a broader range of asset classes and geographies Enhanced PropTech Week programme with new curated experiences including Urban Design Walking Tour, Developer Breakfast, and VIP Sky Bar Evenings Deeper integration of AI, ESG, and data-driven decision-making themes as core agenda pillars Continued international expansion with stronger representation from Middle East and Asia-Pacific markets, building on the success of the inaugural PropTech Connect Middle East in Dubai (February 2026)

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    PropTech Connect Europe 2025 cemented its position as Europe's largest and most influential real estate technology event. With 6,000+ attendees, 2,500+ companies, and 400+ speakers from 40+ countries, the conference served as the definitive gathering for the global PropTech ecosystem. The event facilitated over 25,000 scheduled meetings between executives, investors, and entrepreneurs, driving tangible business outcomes and cross-border partnerships. The conference's expanded scale—a bigger venue, more exhibition booths, and record attendance—reflected the industry's accelerating embrace of technology as a core strategic lever. With 95% of attendees holding senior decision-maker roles (C-suite, founders, heads of departments), the event provided an unmatched concentration of buying power and strategic influence

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    PropTech Connect Europe 2025 attracted 6,000+ senior real estate professionals from over 40 countries, with 95% holding decision-maker titles including C-suite executives, founders, owners, and heads of departments. The audience was well-balanced across the value chain: 40% real estate organisations (owners, developers, operators, investors), 40% technology and service providers, and 20% VCs and other industry stakeholders. Attendees came predominantly from across Europe, with significant representation from the UK, Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Eastern Europe, alongside strong contingents from North America and the Middle East. The high concentration of seniority and purchasing authority made the event a prime environment for lead generation, partnership discussions, and strategic deal-making

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    Exhibitors reported strong lead generation and ROI at PropTech Connect Europe 2025. Canadian companies attending the event indicated they were happy with the leads they had generated. REACH UK described PropTech Connect as a 'safe bet' for their cohorts due to the variety and quality of attendees. The exhibition floor featured polished, large-scale booths from global leaders like Google Cloud, Mitsubishi, and Matterport, reflecting significant investment in presence and engagement. The expo attracted high-quality inquiries through engaging activities and product demonstrations, particularly in commercial PropTech tools (energy management, asset management) and hardware (IoT devices, smart locks, drones) While the expo floor itself wasn't the busiest area, the networking zones, coffee bars, and cocktail areas remained full throughout both days, facilitating continuous, high-value conversations

    Intelligence

    Market context

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

    Europe (UK, Germany, France, Spain, Netherlands, etc.)

    Why it matters

    PropTech Connect Europe 2026 matters because it arrives at a pivotal moment for the real estate industry. After a cautious period, capital is flowing back into proptech, and the conversation has shifted from experimentation to scaling proven solutions-. The event brings together 6,000+ senior decision-makers—including C-suite executives, investors, developers, and asset managers—who are actively seeking technology partners to drive operational performance, ESG compliance, and asset repositioning. With 400+ speakers across 8 stages and 60+ panels, it offers the most comprehensive view of where the industry is headed, covering AI, data, sustainability, and high-growth sectors. For buyers, it's a curated marketplace of vetted solutions; for exhibitors, it's direct access to the people writing the cheques and making portfolio-wide decisions. As one of the few events where the entire real estate technology ecosystem gathers in one room, it's the shortest path from conversation to commercial outcome

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    AI Moves from Hype to Measurable Impact

    In 2026, AI is shifting from experimentation to delivering ROI-driven solutions across the real estate lifecycle—from valuation and acquisition to workplace strategy and building operations. Agentic AI is emerging as a digital teammate, automating tasks and improving decision-making

    Source
    02

    Data as the New Competitive Moat

    Clean, governed, and unified data is becoming the foundation for competitive advantage in real estate. Platforms that integrate data across property management, tenant experience, and operations are replacing point solutions, enabling greater scalability and insight

    Source
    03

    ESG and Retrofit Drive Asset Value

    Sustainability is moving from compliance to a core driver of asset strategy and long-term value creation. Owners and developers are using ESG strategies and retrofit initiatives to enhance efficiency, improve valuations, and meet regulatory pressure with commercial focus

    Source
    04

    Repositioning for New Living and Working Models

    Residential, hospitality, office, and mixed-use assets are being reshaped by changing customer expectations, workplace demands, and new patterns of use. Real estate leaders are repositioning assets around experience, flexibility, wellness, and performance

    Source
    05

    Capital Rotation Toward High-Growth Sectors

    Capital is rotating toward industrial, logistics, data centres, and other emerging asset classes. Investors are seeking opportunities in high-growth sectors, with a focus on operational efficiency and tenant experience

    Source
    06

    PropTech Moves from Supporting Function to Core Driver

    PropTech is no longer a fringe buzzword but a core driver of how real estate is bought, sold, managed, and experienced. The conversation has shifted from 'will this technology work' to 'which of these companies actually scales.'

    Source

    Market news

    Latest updates from across the market.

    2026-09-09

    PropTech Connect Europe 2026 Returns as Real Estate's Largest Tech Gathering

    Europe's largest PropTech event returns to London on 9–10 September 2026, expected to attract 6,000+ attendees, 400 speakers, and 2,500 companies. The agenda explores AI, ESG, digital transformation, and real estate innovation across eight stages and more than 60 panels

    Read
    2026-07-16

    Aurum PropTech Acquires Housing.com for ₹458 Crore

    Aurum PropTech Ltd has signed a binding agreement to acquire 100% of Housing.com in an all-equity transaction worth ₹458 crore, aiming to build India's first AI-native real estate ecosystem

    Read
    2026-08-10

    OPDA Adds Hiizzy and Instamo to Open Property Data Network

    The Open Property Data Association (OPDA) has admitted two new members as the UK property transaction industry accelerates its push towards shared digital data standards and a data-driven property market

    Read
    2026-03-24

    UK Government Awards £6.9M AI Contract to Google Cloud for Planning

    The Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government awarded Google Cloud a £6.9 million contract to build an AI tool that will assist planning officers with policy research, aiming to accelerate housing delivery

    Read
    2026-06-12

    PropTech Firms Put Property Data Sharing to the Test

    A selection of PropTech firms and software developers have collaborated in a series of 'hackathons' to test how property data can be shared seamlessly across the home-moving process, supported by a government-backed sandbox

    Read
    2026-08-25

    PropTech Seed Rounds See Renewed Momentum in 2026

    Proptech is attracting particularly high numbers of seed rounds in the €5-10 million range in 2026, according to the Center for Real Estate Technology and Innovation (CRETI)

    Read

    European PropTech & Real Estate Event Circuit 2026

    March – October 2026 (peak season)

    The European real estate technology event calendar is densely packed in 2026, with major gatherings spanning from spring through autumn. PropTech Connect Europe (September) sits alongside other flagship events including MIPIM (March, Cannes), London PropTech Show (March, London), Real Estate Arena (June, Hannover), and EXPO REAL (October, Munich). The circuit provides year-round opportunities for networking, deal-making, and learning across the real estate and technology ecosystem

    10–13 Mar 2026

    MIPIM 2026

    Cannes, France

    20,000+ participants, 2,500 exhibitors from 90+ countries. Premier event for global real estate investment and urban innovation

    website
    24–25 Mar 2026

    London PropTech Show 2026

    London, United Kingdom

    Held at ExCeL London, expected to host approximately 3,000 attendees

    website
    22–24 Apr 2026

    PropTech Summit 2026 Hamburg

    Hamburg, Germany

    Focuses on Property Technology ('PropTech') for the real estate and construction industry

    9–11 Jun 2026

    PROVADA 2026

    Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Key gathering for the Dutch and European real estate sector

    website
    10–11 Jun 2026

    Real Estate Arena 2026

    Hannover, Germany

    5th edition, expected to attract around 8,000 visitors and 427+ exhibiting companies

    website
    9–10 Sep 2026

    PropTech Connect Europe 2026

    London, United Kingdom

    6,000+ attendees, 400+ speakers, 2,500+ companies. The flagship event of the European PropTech calendar

    website
    22–24 Sep 2026

    The District 2026

    Madrid, Spain

    Moved from Barcelona to Madrid for 2026. Held at IFEMA Madrid

    website
    5–7 Oct 2026

    EXPO REAL 2026

    Munich, Germany

    28th edition. 42,000+ trade visitors from 70+ countries, 1,700+ exhibitors

    website

    Spring (March–April)

    MIPIM 2026London PropTech Show 2026PropTech Summit 2026 Hamburg

    Kick-off season for the European real estate calendar; strong focus on investment, urban innovation, and early-year deal-making

    Summer (June)

    Real Estate Arena 2026PROVADA 2026

    Mid-year gatherings with a focus on operational efficiency, mid-sized markets, and practical PropTech solutions

    Autumn (September–October)

    PropTech Connect Europe 2026The District 2026EXPO REAL 2026

    Peak season for European real estate events; the most period with major flagship conferences covering the full spectrum of investment, technology, and asset strategy

    Event dates and details compiled from official event websites and industry sources. Some dates may be subject to change; confirm with individual event organisers

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · GBP

    Arrival airports

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

    LCY

    London City Airport

    Closest airport. Accessible via DLR to Canning Town, then Jubilee line to North Greenwich (total ~20-25 min). Taxi cost approx. £30-£40

    3.4 km

    to venue

    ~7 minutes

    by car

    LHR

    London Heathrow Airport

    Take Elizabeth line to Canary Wharf, then Jubilee line to North Greenwich (total ~1 hour). Taxi cost approx. £80-£100

    ~111 km

    to venue

    ~90 min

    by car

    LGW

    London Gatwick Airport

    Take Thameslink to London Bridge, then Jubilee line to North Greenwich. Taxi cost approx. £60-£80

    ~77 km

    to venue

    ~73 min

    by car

    STN

    London Stansted Airport

    Take Stansted Express to Tottenham Hale, then Victoria line to Green Park, then Jubilee line to North Greenwich. Taxi cost approx. £70-£90

    ~59 km

    to venue

    ~61 min

    by car

    Hotel tiers

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

    Budget
    North Greenwich / Greenwich / Canary Wharf

    USD 90–150 / night

    Includes Zedwell Greenwich (£90), ibis budget London Barking (£83), and Holiday Inn Express London Greenwich (£100). Basic but functional accommodation within a short bus or tube ride of the venue

    Mid-Range
    Greenwich Peninsula / Canary Wharf

    USD 150–250 / night

    Includes Novotel London Greenwich (£192), Holiday Inn Express London Greenwich (~£177), ibis London Docklands Canary Wharf (S$152), and DoubleTree by Hilton London Greenwich (~£190). Good value and comfort with easy access to the venue

    Premium
    Greenwich Peninsula / Canary Wharf

    USD 250–450 / night

    Includes Radisson Blu Hotel, London Canary Wharf East (~£289), Radisson RED London Greenwich The O2 (from ~S$266), Tribe London Canary Wharf (£320), London Marriott Hotel Canary Wharf, and InterContinental London The O2 by IHG (from ~S$361). High-end amenities and exceptional proximity to the venue

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    London Underground (Jubilee Line)

    Estimated cost£2.80–£5.60 (contactless / Oyster card); peak/off-peak varies
    Best forNorth Greenwich Station is a 2–5 minute walk from the venue-. Direct connections from central London (Westminster, Green Park, London Bridge), Canary Wharf, Stratford, and major rail terminals

    Most convenient public transport option-. Runs frequently (every 5 minutes)-. First/last services vary by day; generally 05:00–00:40 weekdays, with later weekend services

    London Buses

    Estimated cost£1.75 (contactless / Oyster card); Hopper fare allows unlimited bus/tram journeys within 1 hour
    Best forMultiple TfL bus routes serve North Greenwich Bus Station, adjacent to the venue: 108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472, 486-. Three routes operate 24 hours

    Good for local connections to Greenwich, Woolwich, Lewisham, Stratford, and central London-. Route 188 is a 24-hour service connecting to the West End

    Uber Boat by Thames Clippers (River Bus)

    Estimated cost£8–£15 (single, depending on distance and ticket type)
    Best forNorth Greenwich Pier is adjacent to the venue, with services to central London piers including Canary Wharf, London Bridge, Embankment, and Westminster

    Scenic option with frequent commuter services-. Weekday first/last boats approx. 06:00–21:45; weekend approx. 08:13–21:30-. Check Thames Clippers website for live timetables

    IFS Cloud Cable Car

    Estimated cost£6 (single); return and group tickets available
    Best forConnects Greenwich Peninsula (5-minute walk from venue- ) to Royal Docks, near ExCeL London and London City Airport

    Novelty transport option with aerial views of the Thames-. Takes approximately 7–10 minutes each way-. Runs every 15 minutes

    Taxi / Ride-hail (Uber, Bolt, Addison Lee, etc.)

    Estimated cost£15–£30 from central London; £30–£40 from London City Airport; £80+ from Heathrow
    Best forDirect to venue entrance. Taxi rank available at North Greenwich Station, marshalled on event nights

    Convenient for groups, with luggage, or outside public transport hours. Pre-booking recommended for airport transfers

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa required
    ATA Carnet: accepted
    TypeWho needs itFeeProcessing
    Standard Visitor Visa (Business)Citizens of countries not on the UK visa-free list who are travelling to the UK for business purposes, including attending conferences, meetings, trade fairs, and exhibitions$173.003 weeks (standard); 5 working days (priority, +£500); next working day (super priority, +£1,000)

    Citizens of EU/EFTA member states, the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, and many other countries do not need a visa for short stays (up to 6 months). However, from February 2026, many visa-free nationals must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before travel. The ETA costs £20 and is valid for up to 6 months. Check the official UK government website for the full list of visa-free countries and ETA requirements

    The UK accepts ATA Carnets for the temporary duty-free and tax-free import of goods such as exhibition materials, trade show stands, and professional equipment. From 1 June 2026, the UK has introduced digital ATA Carnets. The carnet is valid for up to one year. It must be presented at every instance of entry, exit, or transit. Apply through your national chamber of commerce or equivalent issuing body

    Official visa page

    Weather

    London in September has mild autumn weather. Average high temperatures range from 18–20°C (64–68°F), with lows around 10–12°C (50–54°F). Rain is possible, with average monthly rainfall around 44–52 mm, so a light waterproof jacket or umbrella is recommended. Layered clothing is advisable for comfort between indoor air-conditioned spaces and outdoor areas

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    North Greenwich Underground Station (Jubilee Line) is a 5-minute walk from the InterContinental London – The O2, providing quick connections to central London, Canary Wharf, and Stratford. Multiple TfL bus routes serve the area, including 108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472, and 486. Thames Clippers river bus services operate from central London piers to North Greenwich Pier, adjacent to the O2. The IFS Cloud Cable Car connects Greenwich Peninsula to Royal Docks. The venue is well-connected via the A102 and A2 road networks

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

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

    Business Etiquette

    London business culture is formal yet approachable. Punctuality is highly valued—arrive on time for meetings and sessions. Communication tends to be polite and indirect; phrases like 'please' and 'thank you' are used frequently. Dress code is typically business formal or smart business casual. Business cards are often exchanged at the end of a meeting

    Public Behaviour

    Queuing is a deeply ingrained British custom—never push in or skip a line. On escalators, stand on the right and walk on the left. Smoking is banned in all enclosed public spaces, including pubs and restaurants. On the Tube, it is customary to keep noise to a minimum

    Tipping and Payments

    Tipping is customary in restaurants: 10-15% for good service, though service charge is sometimes included. Contactless payment and Oyster cards are widely accepted for public transport. The UK uses Type G power sockets (three rectangular prongs); international visitors should bring suitable adapters

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

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

    Flights

    Destination: London City Airport (LCY)

    Closest airport. Accessible via DLR to Canning Town, then Jubilee line to North Greenwich (total ~20-25 min). Taxi cost approx. £30-£40

    Visa

    Most non-UK attendees will need either a Standard Visitor Visa (for visa-required nationals) or an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) (for visa-exempt nationals) to enter the UK for the event. The Standard Visitor Visa permits business activities such as attending conferences and trade fairs for up to 6 months

    Estimated cost: Not yet confirmed

    Processing: 3 weeks for a Standard Visitor Visa; ETA applications are typically processed within days

    Apply for a visa well in advance of travel. A letter of invitation from the event organiser can support your application. Ensure your passport is valid for the entire duration of your stay. If you are a visa-exempt national, you may need to apply for an ETA before travel

    Official

    Hotels

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

    Areas to stay

    Greenwich Peninsula · North Greenwich · Canary Wharf · Central London (along the Jubilee Line)

    Budget

    $90 – $150 USD per night

    Mid-Range

    $150 – $250 USD per night

    Premium

    $250 – $450+ USD per night

    Transport

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

    Airport → venue: London City Airport (LCY): DLR to Canning Town, then Jubilee Line to North Greenwich (~20-25 min, ~£5). Heathrow (LHR): Elizabeth Line to Canary Wharf, then Jubilee Line to North Greenwich (~1 hour, ~£15). Taxi from LCY ~£30-40; from LHR ~£80-100

    Hotel → venue: Hotels in Greenwich Peninsula/North Greenwich are within walking distance (5-20 min). Hotels in Canary Wharf are one stop on the Jubilee Line to North Greenwich. Hotels in central London are connected via the Jubilee Line

    Ride-hail: Uber, Bolt, and other ride-hail services are widely available. A trip from central London to the venue costs approximately £15-£30

    Public transit: North Greenwich Underground Station (Jubilee Line) is a 5-minute walk from the venue-. Multiple bus routes (108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472, 486) serve the area-. Thames Clippers river bus services operate from central London to North Greenwich Pier

    Parking: On-site parking at InterContinental London – The O2: £52/day for hotel guests; non-guest rates from £14 (0.5-2h) to £75 (18-24h). 12 EV charging spaces available. First-come, first-served

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Seasonality: London in September typically has mild weather, with average highs of 18–20°C (64–68°F) and lows of 11–13°C (52–55°F). Rain is possible, so bring a light waterproof jacket or umbrella. Layered clothing is advisable for comfort between indoor air-conditioned spaces and outdoor areas

    Packing: London in September has mild autumn weather. Average high temperatures range from 18–20°C (64–68°F), with lows around 10–12°C (50–54°F). Rain is possible, with average monthly rainfall around 44–52 mm, so a light waterproof jacket or umbrella is recommended. Layered clothing is advisable for comfort between indoor air-conditioned spaces and outdoor areas

    Itinerary builder

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    Default day plan

    1. 08:30Arrive at venue, collect badge, grab coffee
    2. 09:00Keynote: 'The Future of Real Estate Tech'
    3. 10:30Networking break & exhibition visit
    4. 11:15Panel: 'Scaling PropTech Pilots'
    5. 12:30Lunch & networking (5-star meal provided)
    6. 14:00Workshop: 'ESG and Retrofit Strategies'
    7. 15:45Pre-scheduled meeting via Networking App
    8. 17:00Sessions end; networking reception begins
    9. 19:00Dinner & informal networking at The O2

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Both days (9-10 September) are valuable, but day one is typically the busiest with keynotes and major announcements

    Day one provides the highest energy and broadest exposure to the full attendee base, making it ideal for networking and catching the headline sessions. Day two offers more focused workshops and deeper dives into specific topics, as well as exclusive sessions like the Urban Planning Lunch and VIP Sky Bar Evening for Developers

    T-90

    Define your primary objectives for attending — Identify whether your goal is networking, learning, sourcing solutions, or investment. This will guide your session selection and meeting scheduling

    T-60

    Book accommodation and travel — Secure hotel and flights early. The venue hotel (InterContinental London – The O2) and nearby Canary Wharf properties fill up quickly

    T-45

    Register for the event and secure your ticket — Choose the right pass (Real Estate Decision-Maker, Solution Provider, Startup, Investor, Press). Complimentary passes are available for senior decision-makers and press, subject to approval

    T-30

    Download the official networking app and set up your profile — The app opens five weeks before the event. Complete your profile, list your objectives, and start browsing the attendee list to request meetings

    T-14

    Finalise your session schedule and meeting requests — Review the agenda (400+ speakers across 9 stages) and prioritise sessions. Confirm your meeting requests via the app

    T-7

    Prepare your networking pitch and materials — Prepare a concise 30-second intro. Bring business cards (or have a digital alternative ready). Recharge devices and pack portable power banks

    T-1

    Check weather and venue access — London in September can be unpredictable; pack layers and a light raincoat. Familiarise yourself with the Jubilee Line route to North Greenwich station

    Day 1 (9 Sep)

    Arrive early, collect badge, and attend keynotes — Doors open at 09:00. Collect your badge at registration. Attend the opening keynotes to set the tone for the event

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    08:30

    Arrive at venue, collect badge, grab coffee

    Registration Desk, InterContinental London – The O2
    09:00

    Keynote: 'The Future of Real Estate Tech'

    Main Stage
    10:30

    Networking break & exhibition visit

    Exhibition Area
    11:15

    Panel: 'Scaling PropTech Pilots'

    Stage 2
    12:30

    Lunch & networking (5-star meal provided)

    Dining Area
    14:00

    Workshop: 'ESG and Retrofit Strategies'

    Workshop Room 1
    15:45

    Pre-scheduled meeting via Networking App

    Meeting Zone
    17:00

    Sessions end; networking reception begins

    Networking Lounge
    19:00

    Dinner & informal networking at The O2

    The O2 Arena restaurants

    Side trips

    6

    The O2 Arena

    Entertainment Venue

    Iconic entertainment complex with restaurants, bars, and a cinema. Great for post-event socialising and networking

    Adjacent (connected via walkway)

    Greenwich Park

    Park / Historical

    Royal Park offering panoramic views of London, home to the Royal Observatory and Prime Meridian. Ideal for a morning run or a relaxing break

    2 km (25-minute walk or short bus/tube ride)

    Royal Observatory Greenwich

    Museum / Historical

    Stand astride the Prime Meridian Line. Explore the history of astronomy and navigation at this world-famous observatory

    2.5 km (30-minute walk or bus)

    Cutty Sark

    Museum / Historical

    World-famous 19th-century clipper ship, now a museum. A unique piece of maritime history in Greenwich

    2.5 km (30-minute walk or bus)

    National Maritime Museum

    Museum

    The world's largest maritime museum, featuring galleries on exploration, trade, and naval history. Free entry

    2.5 km (30-minute walk or bus)

    Canary Wharf

    Business / Shopping

    Major business district with shopping malls, restaurants, and rooftop bars. Good for business dinners or evening drinks

    1 stop on Jubilee Line (3 minutes)

    Networking spots

    5

    Hotel Bar (InterContinental London – The O2)

    Bar

    A popular spot for informal post-session networking. Many attendees gather here after the official programme ends

     

    The O2 Arena Restaurants

    Restaurant / Bar

    Wide variety of dining options within the O2 complex, ideal for group dinners and relaxed conversations

     

    Smart Building Showcase

    Exhibition

    A dedicated area within the exhibition hall where 20+ partners demonstrate integrated smart building technologies in real time—great for hands-on networking

     

    Wellness Bar

    Relaxation Zone

    A quieter space for informal chats and recharging between sessions

     

    VIP Sky Bar Evening

    Exclusive Networking

    Exclusive session on 9 September for Asset Managers and Sustainability Leaders; on 10 September for Developers, Agents, and Lenders

     

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Exhibition stand pricing is not published on the official website. Interested exhibitors are directed to book a call with the Sponsorships Team for a tailored proposal

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    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Hotel × 2 nights$240.00
    • Per diem × 2$160.00
    • Visa$130.00
    • Insurance$50.00
    • Flight — Economy (within Europe)$150.00
    Estimated total$730.00

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

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

    Ticket Real Estate Decision-Maker

    visitor · Senior Executive

    Not yet confirmed

    officialAs of 2026-08-25

    Ticket Press and Media

    visitor · Press

    Not yet confirmed

    officialAs of 2026-08-25

    Ticket VC Investor

    visitor · Investor

    GBP 594–894 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-08-25

    Ticket Solution Provider / General

    visitor · General

    GBP 894 / per person

    officialAs of 2026-08-25

    Sponsorship Networking Sponsor

    exhibitor · Networking

    GBP 7500 / per package

    officialAs of 2026-08-25

    Hotel Budget (per night)

    both · Budget

    USD 90–150 / per night

    estimateAs of 2026-08-25

    Hotel Mid-Range (per night)

    both · Mid-Range

    USD 150–250 / per night

    estimateAs of 2026-08-25

    Hotel Premium (per night)

    both · Premium

    USD 250–450 / per night

    estimateAs of 2026-08-25

    Visa Standard Visitor

    both · Standard

    USD 173 / per application

    officialAs of 2026-08-25

    Per Diem (meals, local transport)

    both · Standard

    USD 60–80 / per day

    estimateAs of 2026-08-25

    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Answer the 8 questions below to receive a tailored recommendation on whether you should visit, exhibit, or skip PropTech Connect Europe 2026. Each answer contributes to a score for each option – the highest score indicates the best fit based on your goals, resources, and market focus

    QUESTION 1 OF 8

    What is your primary role in the real estate ecosystem?

    Decision matrix

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    Partners

    FIABCI

    Association Partner

    FIABCI, the International Real Estate Federation, has partnered with PropTech Connect to bring together leading real estate professionals and technology innovators

    Visit partner Confidence: confirmed

    FIABCI announced as partner for 2026 edition

    AWS (Amazon Web Services)

    Platinum Sponsor

    AWS is a Platinum Sponsor of PropTech Connect Europe 2026, with a booth and executive suite at the venue

    Visit partner Confidence: confirmed

    Listed as Platinum Sponsor on Procore event page

    PropTech Pulse

    Media Partner

    Official media partner for PropTech Connect Europe 2026, supporting event visibility and extending conversations to Indian and global real estate communities

    Visit partner Confidence: confirmed

    Announced as official media partner in July 2026

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Frequently asked

    Glossary

    1
    PropTech
    Technology and innovation applied to the real estate industry, covering areas such as property management, construction, investment, and sustainability
    2
    Built Environment
    The human-made spaces where people live, work, and play, including buildings, infrastructure, and public spaces
    3
    ESG
    Environmental, Social, and Governance criteria used to evaluate the sustainability and ethical impact of real estate assets and operations
    4
    Retrofit
    The process of upgrading existing buildings with new technologies or systems to improve energy efficiency, sustainability, and performance
    5
    NOI
    Net Operating Income, a key metric in real estate that measures a property's profitability after operating expenses

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