Key Takeaways
- • Arc's CRE Tech Center is soliciting nominations for innovative commercial real estate professionals or firms that have made a noticeable industry impact through new or improved technology.
- • Submissions are due by the November 11 deadline, per the publisher's call for candidates.
- • The solicitation is positioned as a recognition effort spanning the CRE technology ecosystem, with the article published October 5, 2026 by Ingrid Tunberg.
Summary
Arc, the commercial real estate media platform, has opened nominations for its CRE tech experts recognition, seeking candidates who have made a noticeable impact on the industry through new or improved technology. According to the publisher's summary, nominees may be individual professionals or firms, and candidates must be submitted before the November 11 deadline.
The call for nominations, authored by Ingrid Tunberg and published October 5, 2026, is tied to the CRE Tech Center section of the publication, which covers technology adoption across asset classes including office, industrial, multifamily, retail, net lease, and healthcare real estate, as well as across major U.S. markets.
The announcement appears alongside related coverage on AI adoption and proptech in commercial real estate, including pieces on how CRE is deploying artificial intelligence, how multifamily operators use AI to improve productivity and customer experience, and how proptech firms are identifying ways CRE can drive net operating income. The article itself does not specify award categories, selection criteria beyond technology impact, or the planned announcement format.
The call for nominations, authored by Ingrid Tunberg and published October 5, 2026, is tied to the CRE Tech Center section of the publication, which covers technology adoption across asset classes including office, industrial, multifamily, retail, net lease, and healthcare real estate, as well as across major U.S. markets.
The announcement appears alongside related coverage on AI adoption and proptech in commercial real estate, including pieces on how CRE is deploying artificial intelligence, how multifamily operators use AI to improve productivity and customer experience, and how proptech firms are identifying ways CRE can drive net operating income. The article itself does not specify award categories, selection criteria beyond technology impact, or the planned announcement format.
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