2025 Wrapped
Our community of member companies continues to evolve – and we are now
200
Spanning across the proptech ecosystem
We hosted & co-hosted events that brought together
2948
registered proptech professionals across all 2025 events
Never miss another event
With more than 2948 participants across events in 2025, showing up is key to growing your network and connections. A beautifully organised list and overview of upcoming PropTech Denmark events is available for sign up directly from our platform!
We introduced a new format with our Practitioner Networks
From Real ESG to Business Development and Residential Leasing, our Practitioner Networks are fast-paced and action oriented – tackling one concrete challenge at a time.
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PropTech Symposium
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Panels & Talks
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Investor x Startup
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Dinners & Networking
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Practitioner Network
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PropTech Fora
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Nordic PropTech Awards
You shared your insights in our Q&A
We launched new publications
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And reported a record number of member collaborations
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Newsec manages more than 900 associations, across co-operative and owner associations, and has partnered with Waitly to manage their waiting lists and streamline administration. Learn more.
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CEJ Ejendomsadministration has teamed up with Propbinder to streamline task management, communication, and supplier coordination across its property portfolio. After a successful pilot, the platform will now support CEJ’s ambition to enhance service quality and resident satisfaction. Learn more.
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KAB is future-proofing its digital infrastructure with Yavica as partner on a new financial platform, creating a strong backbone for data-driven decisions and customer experiences. Learn more.
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Unik Bolig and Propstep’s Rotation CRM join forces to make life easier for rental teams and property administrators through automated data exchange and full two-way synchronization. Learn more.
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Nykredit Partners with Legacy to reduce property CO2 emissions and drive the green transition in the real estate sector. Learn more
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With the ambition to scale the Living Places concept to over 500 rental homes in Denmark, VELUX and Thylander have entered a new partnership for future construction projects. Learn more.
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Taurus collaborates with CLIMAID to achieve lower energy consumption, improved resident comfort, and reduced maintenance costs. For Taurus, this means gaining better insights into the condition of their properties. Read more
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New agreement will extend proprty.ai’s technology to the entire KAB property portfolio (covering over 6 million square metres), which will, among other things, support the creation of condition assessments using AI. Learn more.
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The partnership will support Newsec's co-operative and owner association services. The deal centres on optimising building operations and creating digital maintenance logbooks. Learn more.
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We continually see new collaborations, integrations, open APIs, and pilot projects taking shape.
It is always a pleasure to share these exciting updates from our community. Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you are planning something new with a fellow member!
We gained new insights from the Danish PropTech Report 2025
Digitisation appears unstoppable – effective execution remains the challenge
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Real estate is now more committed to digitisation than ever, with 79% planning to increase investments. However, integration issues and lack of digital skills remain major barriers.
The challenge has shifted from adoption to execution, ensuring digital investments actually translate into efficiency, scalability, and long-term impact.
Green transition is a priority – yet digital strategies lag behind
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The green transition remains the top challenge, however only 12% are investing in digital solutions to drive ESG (Environment, Social, & Governance) progress.
The disconnect between sustainability ambitions and digital strategy suggests real estate has yet to fully leverage technology for its green transition.
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89% of proptech companies reported growth in 2024, up from 54% in 2023, reflecting real estate’s increasing reliance on external solutions.
Yet, long sales cycles, industry conservatism, and low investment in innovation on the real estate side, continue to slow adoption.
Proptech demand is surging – yet adoption barriers remain
We have placed our members on stage or in media over 150 times
Community is key.
All of this, and much more, would simply not be possible without you.
Thank You!
