Profiles support discovery. Inclusion and claimed status do not establish partnership, endorsement, certification, independent verification or a paid relationship with PROVE TDI.
Industry association
Panama · Americas
Panama GBC is a non-profit organisation convening professionals and organisations around sustainable buildings and communities. Its stated work includes training, technical assistance, committees, sector research and an annual cities forum. It also presents a locally adapted ECO Protocolo assessment programme, which should be described separately from membership and from international certification schemes discussed in its education.
Industry association
New Zealand · Asia-Pacific
Property Council New Zealand brings together owners, investors, developers and professional advisers across the property sector. It combines policy advocacy with events, research and professional education. Its recurring property-technology survey provides a specific connection to digital adoption, data and cybersecurity, alongside its broader work on investment, development and the places communities use.
Industry association
Australia · Asia-Pacific
Proptech Australia is a national membership organisation connecting property technology founders with property and construction professionals, investors and public bodies. It supports businesses at different growth stages through advocacy, industry commentary, mentoring, events, podcasts and awards. Its scope spans technology used to plan, build, transact, rent, manage and improve property.
Industry association
Lithuania · EMEA
PropTech Baltic is a membership community connecting technology companies and real-estate stakeholders. Its official pages describe knowledge exchange, international connections, workshops and collaborative projects, while retaining references to PropTech Lithuania. It publishes its governance structure and administration team.
Professional network
Canada · Americas
Canadian community connecting real estate and construction professionals, technology founders, investors and other industry participants. Its activities combine local chapters, founder programmes, research and learning opportunities. The organisation provides a direct national ecosystem profile for technology discovery and adoption discussions, while research inclusion, paid membership and any assessed performance should remain separate relationships.
Industry alliance
Philippines · Asia-Pacific
Philippine consortium convening property developers, technology providers, industry associations and other real estate stakeholders around practical innovation. Its stated remit spans research, programmes and projects intended to improve property outcomes. It provides a direct national PropTech profile and potential discovery channel, while corporate identity and individual members’ commercial claims should remain clearly distinguished.
Industry association
Denmark · EMEA
Danish non-profit membership association supporting innovation and digital transformation in real estate. It connects established property companies with technology innovators through knowledge sharing, community activity and events. It also publishes a public member overview.
Professional network
Norway · EMEA
Norwegian non-profit network bringing together entrepreneurs, real-estate executives and investors. Its corporate and growth networks share insights and connections around sustainable buildings and cities. The organisation runs events and publishes ecosystem intelligence, including the Norwegian Proptech Index.
Industry association
Sweden · EMEA
Swedish membership organisation bringing property businesses, technology companies, investors and other built-environment participants together around digital transformation. It offers an ecosystem for knowledge exchange, industry engagement and international connections. It also publishes a public member map.
Industry association
Japan · Asia-Pacific
RET is a general incorporated association connecting real estate and technology businesses in Japan. Its stated work covers research, information sharing, industry rules, professional development and business opportunities. It also publishes an ecosystem map and runs member exchanges, making it a direct counterpart for a directory of property technology organisations and their activities.
Industry association
Romania · EMEA
ROFMA represents workplace, property and facility-management professionals in Romania. Its official site offers courses, membership, professional initiatives, research and events. Its current programme includes operational efficiency and AI-related topics.
Industry association
Brazil · Americas
Secovi-SP represents businesses across São Paulo’s real-estate sector, including development, asset management, leasing, brokerage and condominium administration. It provides research, technical guidance, professional education and advocacy. Its innovation work connects established property businesses with startups and new technologies, including the SecoviTech SP initiative and shared experiments addressing practical industry challenges.
