CITYSCAPE GLOBAL
CONFERENCES

Hear from global thought leaders and key government officials as they unveil the strategies and technologies enhancing people’s lives. Stay focused on the most pertinent issues of our time with insights from those at the forefront of change, shaping the future of mobility, tourism, energy, infrastructure, work, and finance.

Institutional investments in real estate have undergone a seismic shift over the past year, reshaping perceptions of value across all asset classes. But in the face of challenges, opportunity emerges.

The PropTech Conference at Cityscape Global is tailored for those at the forefront of the real estate industry, seeking a strategic edge in navigating the evolving landscape of property technology.

Immerse yourself in the digital era of real estate, delving into the latest advancements in blockchain, tokenization and automated systems, and in-depth exploration of real estate marketplaces and cutting-edge property management software.

Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of real estate assets, mastering the art of acquiring and managing your portfolio. Gain firsthand insights from investment insiders, discover sales and marketing strategies, and navigate the hottest trends and latest regulations.

Mega-events have the power to redefine nations. From the grandeur of the World Expo to the energizing atmosphere of the Super Bowl and World Cup, their power to captivate, unite and inspire billions of people remains unparalleled.

Envision the future with starchitects, urban planners, policymakers, and developers, as they identify what sets cities apart, explore AI’s impact on design and pave the way toward smart and sustainable environments where innovation thrives and communities flourish.
 

Discover the future of the construction sector, as continuous advancements revolutionize the industry and enable the sustainable giga developments of tomorrow. Gain insights from industry leaders on avenues for overcoming common challenges such as supply chain constraints and labor shortages.