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A gathering of leading minds, investors, and innovators in the European real estate and urban development sector to illuminate critical challenges, set the course for pioneering investments, and forge essential business contacts for tomorrow's growth.

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The leading international trade fair for real estate and investments serves as an essential business platform, bringing together decision-makers from across the entire value chain to discuss pioneering trends and solutions for digitalization and sustainability.

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After the successful start, we invite you to the second round, this time together with STRABAG. Existing Buildings in transition: new regulatory requirements, rising operating costs, changing usage requirements. How do owners and operators react? What works in practice and what doesn't? We'll discuss this at the second OPTIMUSE Afterwork: with keynotes, specific project insights and time for real discussions. Register here: https://luma.com/3zlwcvk3

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The central specialist conference offers a pioneering exchange for experts from research, industry, and politics to jointly develop innovative methods and concrete solutions for the sustainable, resource-efficient construction industry.

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Join us at the OPTIMUSE office for an exclusive evening co-hosted with the Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT). Discover groundbreaking technologies shaping the built environment, followed by relaxed networking and an excellent wine tasting.

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The leading trade fair and conference on the digitalization and innovation of the real estate industry provides the central platform to actively shape and advance forward-looking solutions, ranging from AI to sustainability, together with visionaries, C-level decision-makers, and experts

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The annual leading trade fair for urban and project development offers companies in the real estate sector direct insights into land and area potential, connects municipalities with investors, and highlights forward-looking landmarks by architects.

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Modern buildings are better insulated than ever before, yet they still overheat. Well-insulated building envelopes trap heat—a desirable effect in winter but a serious problem in summer. The typical response: stronger air conditioning. This is expensive to purchase and operate, and it doesn’t solve the actual problem. What really helps—and what it costs not to do it: We’ll discuss this on May 13 with Dipl.-Ing. Fuad Salic from the German Association for Sun Protection Technology and Schulaxhan Arulampalam from the OPTIMUSE team. You can find the registration link here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/bcc47305-c485-40b6-a35f-c4d6791fbb91@f51dd1df-774f-4e01-ac96-42537e331c9f