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The buildings that we live and work in are getting smarter and more connected. Driven by the demand to reduce energy consumption and make buildings self-sustainable and more comfortable, a wide range of new systems are entering the smart building ecosystem. A staggering number of new applications and services are enabled thanks to the Internet of T...

The COVID-19 pandemic has rapidly changed the way buildings are operated and managed. Growing smart city initiatives and demand for organized crowd distribution drive the adoption of solutions that allow crowd control and monitoring. Crowd management and public monitoring are crucial in the planning and fruition of successful smart cities. In ad...

Smart building solutions encompass the integrated suite of hardware, software, and digital services that enable the automation, optimization, and intelligent management of commercial, educational, healthcare, industrial, datacenters and other buildings.The scope includes: Hardware: Automation controllers, edge and IoT gateways.Software: Cloud-based...

The building industry is undergoing a transformative shift driven by digitalization, sustainability imperatives, and integrated smart systems. Emerging trends such as advanced automation, data-driven operations, and energy optimization are redefining how buildings are designed, managed, and maintained. These developments intersect significantly wit...

The growing demand for property development and management solutions in the real estate sector is prompting the rapid adoption of software and platforms commonly known as property technology (PropTech). PropTech simplifies tenant management and property and asset information management and integrates transactions between tenants, owners, facility m...

Smart building solutions market revenue was estimated at $20,045.8 million globally in 2025 and is forecast to increase at a compound annual growth rate of 12.7% through 2031, driven by accelerating enterprise decarbonization mandates, the proliferation of AI-driven building intelligence platforms, rising energy costs, and a structural shift from r...

This analysis aims to identify and present important trends in the healthcare industry as an end-user vertical for participants in the building industry and their impact on different segments of the building industry. The healthcare vertical is largely defined as public and private hospitals, aged care facilities, and small- and medium-sized facili...

Building energy management is now a cornerstone of building energy sustainability. Mass digitization targets building systems management and focuses on occupant health and well-being, enabling proactive performance improvements and making buildings more human-centric. The COVID-19 pandemic emphasizes the importance of minimizing ecological footprin...

Healthcare facilities are some of the most complex and mission-critical environments in the smart buildings market, and investment priorities now extend beyond energy management to indoor environmental quality, critical infrastructure monitoring, asset visibility, and workflow optimization. Revenue growth is driven by rising energy costs and decarb...