The Proptech Hungary conference will return to Budapest on 14 May 2026, bringing together leading industry players to explore how technology is reshaping the real estate and construction sectors. Hosted at the Budapest Music Center, the event is expected to attract more than 250 professionals and feature over 50 speakers from across the region and beyond.
Now in its seventh edition, the conference has established itself as a key meeting point for developers, investors, technology providers and innovators looking to understand the practical impact of digitalisation on the built environment. The 2026 programme focuses on how AI, data and automation are moving from theory to everyday application in real estate operations.
The agenda reflects this shift, with sessions covering digital transformation in construction, the growing role of digital twins and the increasing importance of data-driven decision-making. International speakers will present real-life case studies showing how smart technologies are already improving efficiency, reducing costs and enhancing user experience across property portfolios.
Artificial intelligence will be a central theme throughout the day. Discussions will explore how AI is being integrated into building operations, asset management and development processes, as well as how companies can prepare for its wider adoption. Dedicated sessions will also examine BIM, IoT and digital twin technologies, highlighting their role in improving transparency and performance across the lifecycle of real estate assets.
Beyond the conference stage, the event places a strong emphasis on interaction and practical learning. Workshops will offer hands-on insights into AI applications and digital twin solutions, while the Innovation Playground and Startup Pitch Arena will showcase emerging technologies and early-stage companies shaping the sector’s future.
Networking remains a core part of the experience. An AI-powered matchmaking system will help participants connect with relevant partners, complemented by informal networking sessions and a closing dinner. The day will conclude with the Proptech Pioneer Awards ceremony, recognising outstanding innovation in the industry.
As digitalisation becomes a business necessity rather than a competitive advantage, events like the Proptech Hungary Conference play an increasingly important role in helping market participants navigate change. By combining strategic insight with practical solutions, the 2026 edition aims to provide a clear view of how technology is shaping the next phase of real estate development, investment and operations.
