This October, the global proptech community will gather in Manhattan for CREtech 2025, one of the most influential real estate technology events of the year. Set for October 21–22 at the Javits Center, the conference promises two days of innovation, deal-making, and high-level networking at the intersection of real estate and technology.
Tech entrepreneur Alan Krawitz notes that CREtech has evolved beyond a traditional conference. It’s now a true marketplace for innovation—connecting startups, investors, and established property leaders. This year’s event will feature the largest hosted meetings program in commercial real estate, offering more than 1,500 pre-scheduled one-on-one meetings between tech providers and decision-makers.
The agenda dives deep into today’s most pressing themes: AI adoption, sustainability, smart buildings, construction technology, and capital markets. With over 70% of attendees holding senior-level roles, the event attracts real estate owners, developers, investors, and tech entrepreneurs looking to collaborate on what’s next for the industry.
Beyond the panels and networking sessions, CREtech 2025 will showcase live product demos, startup pitches, and immersive tech experiences on the Innovation Stage. Alan Krawitz highlights the value of this hands-on approach—where attendees can see, test, and evaluate tools designed to improve operational efficiency and enhance the tenant experience.
CREtech’s Hosted Real Estate Owners & Operators Program also lowers the barrier to entry for key decision-makers by offering complimentary passes and travel reimbursements, helping ensure that the people shaping the industry’s digital future are in the room.
As the real estate sector continues to navigate hybrid work, climate goals, and data-driven decision-making, events like CREtech serve a crucial role: bridging the gap between technology and practical application. For investors, founders, and professionals, this flagship proptech gathering represents an opportunity to discover the tools that will define the next decade of real estate.
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