Global Real Estate Property Expo

​APEX — America's Property Exhibition returns to Las Vegas for its 4th edition!

​September 23–25, 2026, at the World Market Center. Three days of conference programming and a working exhibition floor — developers, global investors, capital markets, and the public officials who decide what gets built.

​Three reasons to be in the room

​1 — The people who decide whether a project moves are on this floor.
Two sitting mayors — Shelley Berkley of Las Vegas and Michelle Romero of Henderson. Dina Babsky, Director of Economic & Urban Development for the City of Las Vegas, across two sessions. Dijana Mitrovic of the US Department of Commerce.

​2 — The whole cross-border chain, taken apart across five sessions.
Where global capital is flowing in 2026 → how a non-US buyer finances without US credit history, with a Buchalter partner, Paysend and Onetera → legal and tax structuring → running a US rental from overseas → the 1031 roll.

​3 — Six AI sessions, and every title asks the same question.
The people writing the cheques and the people running the buildings on one stage — Second Century Ventures, the venture arm of the National Association of REALTORS®, and Orsid.

​Agenda:

​Three days of conference programming and a working exhibition floor — developers, global investors, capital markets, and the public officials who decide what gets built.

​Day 1 — Nevada, global investment and business growth

​Day 2 — PropTech, smart living and the international buyer journey

​Day 3 — Cross-border capital, wealth migration and legal & tax structuring

​One badge, three shows

​APEX shares its floor with two co-located shows over the same three days — Smarter Homes & Furnishings and the SMARTER Infrastructure Summit. One badge covers all three.

​You build once and stand in front of the people who develop the property, the people who specify what goes inside it, and the people responsible for the systems underneath.

​If you are exhibiting

​For robotics and embodied-AI companies

​Getting there

​The World Market Center sits in downtown Las Vegas, five million square feet on a single campus — the same halls that host Las Vegas Market, the furniture and home décor show that draws close to 50,000 buyers twice a year.

​It is a short drive from Harry Reid International Airport, which runs non-stop service from most major US cities and a growing list of international ones, and roughly 8,000 hotel rooms sit within a mile of the doors, from downtown budget properties to the Strip resorts a few minutes south.