RE//Forge SF — AI x Real Estate Week

RE//Forge SF is running a four-day San Francisco event series from April 27 to April 30, built around artificial intelligence and real estate. (reforgesf.com) The organizers describe it as a decentralized week rather than a single conference, with sessions spread across Digital Jungle SF and other venues around the city. (reforgesf.com 1) (reforgesf.com 2) Tuesday’s main summit day was scheduled to start at noon at Digital Jungle SF on Mission Street, followed by sessions on live-event dealmaking, construction, voice artificial intelligence, and commercial brokerage. (reforgesf.com) (luma.com) Wednesday’s calendar lists a developer-founder conversation on artificial intelligence, budget certainty, and construction, with additional sessions still being added through the shared event calendar. (reforgesf.com) (luma.com) The idea is to group a fragmented industry into one temporary network. RE//Forge says it is aimed at investors, developers, landlords, brokers, contractors, PropTech founders, and capital partners who are using software and automation in property businesses. (reforgesf.com 1) (reforgesf.com 2) Its six tracks show what that means in practice: operator software, data platforms, construction technology, financing, housing policy, and community-building. (reforgesf.com) (reforgesf.com) The organizers say the model comes from San Francisco Tech Week, which showed that a citywide calendar of independently hosted events can attract a focused audience without a single convention hall. (reforgesf.com) RE//Forge says each host keeps control of format, audience, and venue, while the umbrella brand provides the calendar, promotion, and track structure. (reforgesf.com) (reforgesf.com) The public schedule currently includes a Monday kickoff in the Financial District, Tuesday sessions at Digital Jungle SF, Strada Investment Group, and Montclair Golf Enterprises, and a Thursday closing mixer at Thriller Social Club from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. (reforgesf.com) (luma.com) The organizers say they are aiming for 50 to 100 events over the week. By Thursday night, the test will be whether that distributed format can turn San Francisco’s real estate and artificial intelligence crowd into a repeatable annual circuit. (reforgesf.com)