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Flashback Friday: Connecting the Dots, Realcomm Was Already Building the Roadmap for a Digital Real Estate Industry The Flashback Friday series continues, and this week the clock turns back to another pivotal chapter in the Realcomm story. The year is 2002. June 17-19, 2002. Paris Resort. Las Vegas, Nevada. The dot-com bubble had burst. The industry was bruised. And a lot of voices were telling commercial real estate to slow down, pull back, and wait for the dust to settle. Realcomm had a different message. The theme that year was Connecting the Dots. Because the technology was not the problem. The pieces were already in place. What the industry needed was education, adoption, and the courage to keep moving forward even when the headlines said otherwise. Over 50 sessions and workshops filled the program. Case studies took center stage, putting real practitioners in front of real results rather than theoretical possibilities. Internet smart buildings. Digital transactions. Facility management. Property management. The conversations happening in those rooms were years ahead of where the broader industry would eventually catch up. The exhibit floor was packed with the industry’s most forward thinking solution providers and the commercial real estate leaders who knew that standing still was not an option. The energy in that room told a story of an industry that refused to give up on its digital future. That is what Realcomm has always done. Show up when it matters most. Keep the conversation moving. Connect the right people at the right time. 24 years later, that commitment has never wavered. Join us as the story continues at Realcomm IBcon 2026 in San Diego. Register now: realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #FlashbackFriday #Realcomm2026 #CREtech #TechREset #CRE

Cybersecurity in the built environment has reached an inflection point. What was once a technical concern managed by IT teams has evolved into a business risk that touches every system and asset. As buildings become more integrated and data-driven, the attack surface expands and the operational stakes increase. At Realcomm IBcon 2026, the Cybersecurity Forum is where the industry engages in this reality openly and candidly. This year, the forum is part of the core conference program, taking place on the main stage with no competing sessions. It is a shared priority for every attendee in San Diego. More importantly, the forum reflects the realities operators are dealing with today. It is shaped by practitioners navigating the actual challenges of the built environment: • Securing converged IT and OT environments • Managing risk across legacy infrastructure portfolios • Addressing emerging threats including AI-driven attack vectors • Translating cyber posture into business-level accountability The dialogue is grounded in operational experience rather than hypotheticals. In a connected building environment, security is not isolated. It is collective. The Cybersecurity Forum takes place Wednesday, June 3 from 2:00pm to 3:00pm. Register now! realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #realcomm2026 #cybersecurityforum #sandiego #cretech #realestateconference

Everyone Is Talking About AI. Very Few Are Actually Doing Anything With It. Realcomm IBcon 2026 Is Where That Changes. Scroll through any industry feed right now and AI is everywhere. In the headlines. In the keynotes. In the thought leadership pieces that all seem to say the same thing with different fonts. But here is what rarely makes it into those conversations. The messy, unglamorous, incredibly important work of actually making AI function inside a real estate portfolio. The data readiness. The governance frameworks. The gap between IT and OT that nobody warned you about. The moment an organization moves from experimenting with AI to operationalizing it at scale. Realcomm has been building that room for nearly three decades. An organization with over 25 years of history in CRE technology does not chase trends. It recognizes them early and builds programming around them before the rest of the industry catches up. That is exactly what happened with AI in 2016 when this community was already on stage examining its long-term implications while most had never heard the term machine learning in a real estate context. Since then the work has never stopped. Advisory groups. Real-world case studies. Enterprise deployments documented not as possibilities but as results. The difference between organizations that lead and those that follow is rarely access to information. It is access to the right conversations with the right people at the right moment. That moment is Realcomm IBcon 2026. Register today and be in the room where strategy meets execution. realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #Realcomm2026 #CREtech #ArtificialIntelligence #TechREset #SmartBuildings

Inside the 2026 Program: From Innovation to Execution As we prepare for San Diego this June, the industry is crowded with technological speculation. At Realcomm IBcon 2026, we are focusing on what actually works. The first 30+ sessions are now live, and the focus is clear: Practitioner-led insight. Unfiltered operational reality. We will go beyond initial innovation strategies to focus on the essential work of scaling technology in a complex macro environment. The 2026 Program Pillars THE AI OPERATING LAYER Moving beyond low-risk pilots to high-ROI use cases, governance models, and the secure development lifecycle required for enterprise-scale AI. INTELLIGENT BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE Examining the evolution of BIM, Digital Twins, and IoT at scale, focusing on the integration of building systems to drive measurable performance. image.png WORKPLACE & TENANT EXPERIENCE Aligning digital infrastructure with workplace and tenant experience strategies to drive portfolio-level insights and measurable occupant outcomes. image.png MISSION-CRITICAL CYBERSECURITY A deep dive into OT risk, life safety, and post-quantum preparedness, featuring briefings from federal intelligence authorities. image.png OPERATIONAL TRUTH Confronting the industry’s growing data debt and modernizing legacy BMS infrastructure through incremental, owner-led strategies. image.png CLOSED-DOOR INTELLIGENCE Our signature Peer-to-Peer Roundtables, curated by asset class and functional leadership, providing a private forum for candid, operator-led dialogue on the realities of technology execution. This program is built by and for the leaders responsible for real-world outcomes across portfolios, infrastructure, and enterprise technology. Explore the sessions and see why this year’s agenda is our most robust to date. realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #realcomm #program2026 #cretech #cre #sandiego

Operational intelligence is changing the way buildings operate. As commercial and corporate real estate teams refine their workplace strategies, smart building technologies are transforming how facilities are monitored, managed, and improved. This upcoming webinar explores the tools and practices driving intelligent operations including integrated workplace management platforms, IoT ecosystems, advanced fault detection, and predictive maintenance. You will hear how organizations are using data to enhance occupant comfort, reduce downtime, support sustainability goals, and streamline operational workflows across complex portfolios. The session will provide practical insight into how operational intelligence is helping enterprises unlock measurable value from their buildings. Speakers • Joseph Amidor, Aamidor Consulting (Moderator) • Ben Cooper, BGO • Nate Simpson, Stream Realty • Connor Cantrell, Mapped Register now to reserve your spot and join the conversation. realcomm.com/webinars/1077/… #realcomm #webinars #ai #intelligentbuildings #smartbuildings

The 5G Infrastructure Decisions Being Made Today Will Determine Which Buildings Win the Next Decade. Realcomm 2026 Is Where That Conversation Starts. The expectations placed on commercial buildings have changed dramatically. Hybrid work. Data-intensive operations. Always-on connectivity. The tenants and enterprises occupying buildings today are running on wireless ecosystems that demand more bandwidth, more reliability, and more intelligence than legacy infrastructure was ever designed to deliver. The leaders getting ahead of this are making connectivity a core pillar of their building strategy. They are deploying next-generation wireless ecosystems built on 5G, Wi-Fi 7, CBRS, and private networks. They are modernizing infrastructure to support the experience and data-intensive environments their occupants demand. And they are treating in-building wireless not as a utility to maintain but as a strategic asset to invest in. That conversation is happening at the 5G In-Building Wireless Pavilion at Realcomm IBcon 2026. A curated destination on the exhibit floor where the technologies and strategies redefining how buildings support enterprise operations come together in one focused environment. Compare solutions side by side, engage with the innovators leading this shift, and leave with a smarter, more actionable wireless strategy. Exhibitors: The decision-makers modernizing their building infrastructure will be on this floor actively looking for solutions. Secure your space in the 5G In-Building Wireless Pavilion today: realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… Attendees: Wireless strategy is shaping the future of building performance and tenant experience. Be in the room where it happens. Register today at realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #Realcomm2026 #SmartBuildings #CREtech #5G #TechREset #sandiego

Tightening. Net-Zero Deadlines Are Getting Closer. The CRE Leaders Who Are Ahead of It All Will Be at Realcomm IBcon 2026. The pressure on commercial real estate portfolios has never been greater. Regulators are raising the bar on emissions. Investors are demanding ESG accountability. Tenants are scrutinizing energy performance before signing leases. And the infrastructure decisions being made today will define asset value for the next two decades. The organizations pulling ahead are not waiting for the next mandate to force their hand. They are deploying real-time building intelligence that drives measurable efficiency gains, advancing electrification and DC power strategies that support net-zero operations, and integrating ESG frameworks that align sustainability with long-term asset performance. The built environment is in the middle of a fundamental energy transformation. The portfolios that recognize it early and build the right infrastructure now are the ones that will outperform everything else in the market. That conversation is happening at the Energy, Sustainability & DC-Power Pavilion at Realcomm IBcon 2026. A curated destination on the exhibit floor where the technologies and strategies powering the decarbonization of commercial real estate come together in one focused environment. Compare solutions side by side, engage with the innovators leading this transition, and leave with a clearer, more actionable path toward your energy and sustainability goals. The infrastructure behind decarbonization starts here. Exhibitors: Connect with the owners, operators, and decision-makers actively building their energy and sustainability strategies. Secure your space in the Energy, Sustainability & DC-Power Pavilion today: realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… Attendees: The decisions made in this pavilion will shape portfolios for years to come. Do not miss it. Register today at realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #realcomm2026 #dcpower #builtenvironment #sandiego #cretech

Flashback Friday: Going Beyond .com, Realcomm Was Already Thinking About What Comes Next The Flashback Friday series continues, and this week the clock turns back to one of the most pivotal moments in the Realcomm story. The year is 2001. June 13-15, 2001. Dallas Adam’s Mark Hotel. Dallas, Texas. The theme was bold and timely: Going Beyond .com. While the rest of the world was processing the collapse of the dot-com bubble, Realcomm was already looking past it. Industry leaders gathered not to mourn what had fallen, but to focus on what the technology transformation in commercial real estate actually required to move forward. The exhibit floor was alive with conversation. Attendees gathered around displays, speakers took the stage with ideas that challenged conventional thinking, and the hallways were filled with the kind of strategic dialogue that only happens when the right people are in the same room at the same time. Panel discussions brought together some of the sharpest minds in CRE technology. Hands-on sessions put attendees directly in front of the tools and platforms shaping the industry. And the energy in the room made one thing clear. This community was not slowing down. Even in uncertain times, Realcomm kept the industry focused on what mattered. The technology. The strategy. The future. That commitment has never wavered. Join us as the story continues at Realcomm IBcon 2026 in San Diego. Register now: realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #FlashbackFriday #Realcomm2026 #CREtech #TechREset #CRE #PropTech #SmartBuildings

AI in the Built Environment: The Execution Phase The conversation around AI in the built environment has reached a turning point. While the industry has spent the last year exploring the “art of the possible,” the focus for 2026 is shifting toward operational rigor, end-user needs, and measurable execution. At Realcomm IBcon, we are helping lead this transition by ensuring that the AI conversation at the conference is driven by the people responsible for operating and managing real estate portfolios. Defining Your AI Journey To help navigate this Tech REset, the Realcomm AI Advisory Executive Group is curating a program designed to meet organizations at every stage of adoption. Foundational (Beginner) Mastering data readiness and leveraging GenAI to improve day-to-day operational workflows. Integrated (Intermediate) Scaling predictive maintenance, analytics, and bridging the gap between IT and OT systems. Autonomous (Advanced) Exploring agentic AI and the emerging potential for autonomous building operations across portfolios. That's what's driving the program in San Diego this June, but the focus remains on the practical application of these technologies. Realcomm Advisory Council Co-Chair Joseph Martino, VP, IT, Primaris REIT, describes the shift in perspective: “In the current landscape, AI is the ultimate ‘Tech REset’ tool. It’s not just about the technology itself, it's about the business value we unlock from the data. What makes the Realcomm IBcon community unique is that the AI agenda isn’t defined by vendors or hype cycles. It’s defined by the people who operate buildings and portfolios every day. The members of the Realcomm AI Advisory Executive Group are focused on moving past the noise to ensure that AI becomes a functional, value-added layer of the enterprise.” Join the Conversation For many organizations, the question is no longer whether AI will matter. The real interest now is in how it is actually being applied across buildings and portfolios. At Realcomm IBcon 2026, owners, operators, and technology leaders will share the real-world deployments and lessons shaping the future of the built environment. Join the industry’s leading AI conversation this June. realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #realcomm2026 #artificialintelligence #ai #sandiego #cretech

Your Building Is Making People Sick and You Do Not Even Know It. Here Is What Leaders Are Doing About It at Realcomm IBcon 2026. The conversation around building performance has shifted. Efficiency metrics still matter. But the leaders redefining commercial real estate today are asking a deeper question. What does this building do for the people inside it? Air quality. Sanitation. Frictionless interactions. Occupancy intelligence that anticipates needs rather than reacts to complaints. The most competitive portfolios right now have one thing in common. Health is built into the operational strategy, not bolted on at the end. That conversation is happening at the Healthy Buildings Pavilion at Realcomm IBcon 2026. A curated destination where the technologies and strategies redefining occupant health and building performance come together in one focused environment. Wellness is operational. Not optional. Exhibitors: The decision-makers building the next generation of healthy, smart buildings will be on this floor. Secure your space before it is gone: lnkd.in/ehCpW6JK Attendees: This is the event that sets the agenda for the entire industry. Do not watch from the sidelines. Register today at realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… and be in the room where the future of building performance is decided. #realcomm2026 #healthybuildings #sandiego #cretech #techconference

Meet the Smart Building Integrator Summit Advisors - The Orchestrators of Building Intelligence As building technology undergoes a fundamental Tech REset, the role of the integrator is being redefined. The industry is moving beyond isolated pilots toward an era of Focus, Adjustment, and Acceleration. For building owners and operators, this shift is equally significant, as the performance of modern facilities increasingly depends on how effectively these systems are integrated and orchestrated. To ensure this year’s Smart Building Integrator Summit at Realcomm IBcon reflects the technical rigor required for real-world results, we invited a select group of respected practitioners to serve as program advisors. These leaders represent decades of experience designing, integrating, and operating complex building environments across global portfolios. Their perspectives are helping shape the 2026 program around the practical challenges organizations are facing today: • Aligning Building Systems with enterprise technology strategies • Integrating OT and IT for secure, resilient infrastructure • Engineering AI-Ready Data Architectures that scale across portfolios • Delivering Efficiency through rigorous system orchestration The performance of tomorrow’s buildings will depend on how effectively we integrate systems, data, and operations today. We look forward to seeing you in San Diego this June. Register today! realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #realcomm2026 #sandiego #smartbuilding #intelligentbuilding #cretech

Cyber Attacks Are Targeting Smart Buildings. Here Is What the Most Prepared CRE Leaders Are Doing Differently at Realcomm IBcon 2026. Geopolitical instability is accelerating. Cyber threats targeting commercial real estate and critical infrastructure are no longer a question of if, but when. Building Management Systems, IoT devices, and wireless technologies are driving unprecedented operational efficiencies across the built environment. But every connected system is also a potential entry point. And traditional IT cybersecurity frameworks were never built to protect operational technology at the scale and complexity of today’s smart buildings. The stakes have never been higher. Vulnerabilities in connected building systems do not just threaten data. They threaten life safety, business continuity, and enterprise reputation. The most forward-thinking owners, operators, and technology leaders in commercial real estate are not waiting for the next breach. They are building unified IT/OT cybersecurity strategies, implementing AI-enabled defense systems, and establishing governance frameworks that protect both the enterprise and the built environment. That conversation is happening at the CRE Cyber Pavilion at Realcomm IBcon 2026. A curated destination on the exhibit floor designed to deliver concentrated insight into the technologies and strategies redefining enterprise resilience. Compare solutions side by side, engage with leading vendors, and walk away with a clearer, more actionable path forward. Security is now a board-level priority. The strategies being built today will define who leads tomorrow. Exhibitors: Reserve your space in the CRE Cyber Pavilion and connect with the industry’s most influential decision-makers. Apply now: realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… Attendees: Register today at Realcomm.com and be part of the conversation shaping the future of CRE cybersecurity. Realcomm IBcon 2026. Where Cyber Security Strategy Takes Shape. #realcomm2026 #cretech #cybersecurity #ai #cre #sandiego

Where CRE Tech Meets the Energy of San Diego Realcomm IBcon is where the commercial real estate technology community comes together each year to exchange ideas, challenge thinking, and explore the innovations shaping the built environment. The program brings together industry leaders, technology experts, and forward thinkers for meaningful discussions around intelligent buildings, data, AI, and the systems driving CRE forward. This year, the conversations continue beyond the conference rooms and into the city of San Diego. Just steps from the San Diego Convention Center, the Gaslamp Quarter offers sixteen blocks of restaurants, rooftop bars, shops, and nightlife set against historic Victorian architecture. A short walk along the bay leads to Seaport Village, where palm lined paths, waterfront dining, street performers, and marina views create the perfect place to relax between conversations. Just down the harbor, the USS Midway Museum invites visitors aboard one of the longest serving aircraft carriers in U.S. history, now a floating museum with restored aircraft and sweeping views of the San Diego skyline. Three iconic San Diego experiences. All within walking distance of the conference. The days at Realcomm are filled with learning, insight, and collaboration across the CRE technology community. The evenings offer the chance to explore the city, continue the conversations, and enjoy everything San Diego has to offer. Join us for Realcomm IBcon 2026 in San Diego and experience the conversations, connections, and energy that make this event a highlight of the CRE tech calendar! Register now. realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #Realcomm #CRETech #PropTech #IBcon #SanDiego

Flashback Friday: Before PropTech Had a Name, Realcomm Was Leading the Conversation Another installment of Flashback Friday is here, and this week we travel back to the year 2000 in the Realcomm story. In June 2000, industry leaders gathered in Dallas, Texas at Adam’s Mark Hotel for Realcomm, continuing what would become one of the longest running and most comprehensive technology programs in the commercial real estate industry. Even then, the event was showcasing ideas that were ahead of their time. Attendees saw Keyhole, a mapping technology that would later become Google Earth. Realcomm also hosted the first live webcast in the commercial and corporate real estate industry, allowing people to experience the event remotely. The conference even introduced the first teleportation style presentation in CRE, bringing a remote speaker virtually onto the stage. Moments like these are part of what has made Realcomm a cornerstone of the CRE technology industry for nearly three decades. The conversations have evolved, but the goal has always been the same. Bring the industry together to explore what comes next. Join us as the story continues at Realcomm IBcon 2026 in San Diego. Register now: realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #Realcomm #CRETech #PropTech #SmartBuildings #IBcon

Call for Digie Nominations The year was 2002. “PropTech” wasn’t part of the vocabulary. Most enterprise real estate systems were still on-premise, and for many building operators, “the cloud” was something you looked at through a window. That same year, a small geospatial company called Keyhole stood on the Realcomm stage, accepting a Digie Award for its EarthViewer technology. Two years later, Google acquired Keyhole. The platform evolved into what the world now knows as Google Earth. The award recognized an early shift toward spatial intelligence, technology that would ultimately transform how assets, infrastructure, and cities are understood and managed. 28 Years of Industry Foresight Since 1999, the Digie Awards have documented the digital evolution of commercial real estate. While trends come and go, the Digies have consistently recognized technologies and leaders that create lasting operational impact. The Digies are grounded in three enduring principles: Longevity For over a quarter century, we have evaluated real-world deployments across portfolios, not slide decks. We understand the difference between experimentation and structural change. Pattern Recognition From early web-based platforms to wireless convergence, digital twins, and enterprise AI, the Digies have consistently identified the signals shaping the next operating model. Credibility A Digie nomination places your organization alongside innovators whose work redefined how real estate is automated, managed, secured, and experienced. Who is the “Keyhole” of 2026? AI-driven enterprise operations. Decarbonization infrastructure. Cyber resilience at the building layer. Data architectures that enable agentic workflows. The industry is entering another inflection point: a Tech REset. We are seeking the leaders and solutions shaping the next operating model of real estate. The search is officially open. Nominations are due on or before May 11, 2026. realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #realcomm2026 #digieawards #sandiego #cre #cretech

The AI Playbook for Real Estate Will Be Written at Realcomm 2026… Will You be in the Room? Artificial Intelligence is one of the most talked about topics in commercial real estate technology right now. Every organization is asking how AI will impact buildings, portfolios, operations, and the way decisions are made across the enterprise. Understanding that AI matters is one thing, but knowing 𝘩𝘰𝘸 to apply AI inside CRE technology is an entirely different conversation. That is where Realcomm IBcon comes in. For over two decades, Realcomm has brought together the technology leaders shaping the built environment. CIOs, technologists, operators, and innovators gather to discuss the systems driving commercial real estate forward and to share what is actually happening inside their organizations. This year, those conversations take on even greater urgency under the theme The Tech REset. A moment for the industry to rethink how technology, data, and intelligence will power the next era of commercial real estate. At the center of that conversation is Artificial Intelligence. Realcomm brings one of the most comprehensive AI conversations in CRE to the stage through dedicated programming, expert panels, and real world case studies that explore how AI is beginning to shape the future of buildings and portfolios. Through initiatives like the BuildingsAI Symposium and AI innovation showcases, leaders share practical examples of how AI is being applied across building operations, portfolio intelligence, automation, and data strategy. These sessions focus on real implementation and lessons learned from organizations already working at the intersection of CRE and technology. Because the next phase of CRE technology will be defined by the organizations willing to explore, test, and implement what comes next. 📍 San Diego Convention Center 📅 June 2 to June 4, 2026 Register now for Realcomm 2026 and be part of the AI conversations shaping the future of CRE technology. realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #realcomm2026 #cretech #techreset #ai #artificialintelligence #sandiego

Four Focused Environments. One Smarter Exhibit Floor. The Realcomm IBcon exhibit floor is intentionally designed around the forces reshaping commercial and corporate real estate. This year, we’re featuring four special pavilions; curated environments that go beyond booths and demos to deliver concentrated insight into the technologies redefining building performance, enterprise resilience, and occupant experience. Each pavilion brings together leading solution providers, real-world deployments, and strategic conversations in one focused destination. 5G In-Building Wireless Pavilion 𝘊𝘰𝘯𝘯𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘪𝘵𝘺 𝘪𝘴 𝘯𝘰 𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘨𝘦𝘳 𝘪𝘯𝘧𝘳𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘶𝘤𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦, 𝘪𝘵’𝘴 𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘨𝘺. Energy, Sustainability & DC-Power Pavilion 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘪𝘯𝘧𝘳𝘢𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘶𝘤𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦 𝘣𝘦𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘥 𝘥𝘦𝘤𝘢𝘳𝘣𝘰𝘯𝘪𝘻𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯. • Next-generation wireless ecosystems including 5G, Wi-Fi 7, CBRS, and private networks • Infrastructure modernization strategies for experience and data-intensive environments • The strategic shift redefining how buildings support enterprise operations • Real-time building intelligence driving measurable efficiency • Electrification and DC power innovation supporting net-zero strategies • ESG integration aligned with long-term asset performance CRE Cyber Pavilion 𝘚𝘦𝘤𝘶𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘺 𝘪𝘴 𝘯𝘰𝘸 𝘢 𝘣𝘰𝘢𝘳𝘥-𝘭𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘭 𝘱𝘳𝘪𝘰𝘳𝘪𝘵𝘺. Healthy Buildings Pavilion 𝘞𝘦𝘭𝘭𝘯𝘦𝘴𝘴 𝘪𝘴 𝘰𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘢𝘭, 𝘯𝘰𝘵 𝘰𝘱𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘢𝘭. • Unified IT/OT cybersecurity frameworks • Risk mitigation, governance, and implementation strategies • AI-enabled defense systems built for the modern threat landscape • Advanced IAQ, sanitation technologies, and environmental monitoring • Frictionless, touchless building interactions • Occupancy intelligence that integrates health into smart building strategy These aren’t scattered exhibitors. They are concentrated ecosystems. Whether your focus is infrastructure modernization, cyber risk, sustainability mandates, or enhanced occupant experience, these pavilions are designed to help you compare solutions side-by-side, ask deeper strategic questions, and accelerate smarter decisions. The Realcomm IBcon exhibit floor isn’t just where you discover technology. It’s where strategy takes shape. For more information on exhibitor opportunities and/or to reserve your space today visit realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #realcomm2026 #exhibitfloor #cretech #sandiego

The Stage That Shapes the Industry Is Filling Fast Every major shift in commercial real estate has started with a conversation. A leader willing to share what worked. What failed. What changed the trajectory of a portfolio, a platform, or a strategy. At Realcomm | IBcon 2026, we are curating the voices driving the next phase of the Tech REset. This is where enterprise architecture meets AI execution. Where cybersecurity becomes board-level strategy. Where smart buildings, digital twins, autonomous operations, sustainability, and next-generation connectivity move from concept to measurable impact. If you are leading innovation across data governance, AI and machine learning, IT and OT convergence, ESG technology, digital workplace strategy, construction tech, or emerging frontier technologies, this is your opportunity to influence the leaders shaping the built environment. Speaker submissions close March 18, 2026. If you have expertise that can move this industry forward, now is the time to step up. Submit your proposal and help define what comes next at Realcomm | IBcon 2026. realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #Realcomm2026 #IBcon2026 #CallForSpeakers #CREtech #TechREset

Flashback Friday: Where It All Began Today we’re kicking off a new series as we look back at Realcomm through the years. And there’s no better place to start than the very first conference in 1999. June 17–18, 1999. Chicago Hyatt Regency O’Hare. The mission was bold then and still resonates today: to facilitate the transformation of commercial real estate into the digital model of the 21st century and to provide real technology solutions for executives, professionals, and support staff. At a time when the internet was still new to many businesses, Realcomm was already focused on helping CRE leaders modernize operations, introduce new products and services, and influence technology strategy for the next century. The exhibit floor was described as fast-paced and fully wired. Specialty exhibits were built after months of research across major technology and real estate trade shows to ensure only the most relevant and impactful solutions were showcased. Exhibitors reported nonstop deal making and real prospects filling their booths. The energy was real. The urgency for change was real. And the commitment to pushing the industry forward was clear from day one. From that first gathering in 1999 to today, the mission has remained consistent: connect the industry with the technology shaping its future. Join us at the longest running CRE tech conference and be part of what’s next. Register for Realcomm | IBcon 2026 by visiting realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… #FlashbackFriday #Realcomm2026 #CREtech #TechREset #CRE

Spotlight Sessions: The Deep Dive Sessions Defining 2026 The main program at Realcomm IBcon sets the vision, but the most actionable conversations happen in more focused forums and roundtables. These Spotlight Sessions go beyond inspiration; they are structured environments for peer dialogue, strategic alignment, risk mitigation, and measurable progress. The main program defines what’s next. These targeted deep dives determine how you get there. To learn more visit realcomm.com/realcomm-2026/… (sessions subject to change without notice) #realcomm2026 #cretech #sandiego #spotlightsessions #realestatetechnology