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Here are the winners of the 2021 Proptech Awards

Simon Thomsen
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Proptech Association Australia board members AJ Chand, Kylie Davis, Marie-Anne Lampotang, Jennifer Harrison and Simon Hayes.
The Proptech Association Australia announced the winners of the inaugural Proptech Awards this week at a Sydney ceremony before 150 people.

Others tuned into the livestream via satellite events in Brisbane and Perth (regrettably Melbourne’s event was cancelled due to the covid lockdown), as the winners of 15 category trophies, three Best of the Best trophies, and three special prizes were revealed.  

Proptech Association Australia founder and President Kylie Davis said the judges frequently commented on how the winners use technology to solve clearly identified problems in ways that clients trust and like using. 

“We are so pleased and proud to be celebrating this evening! It’s been a massive team  effort involving our Board, our members, foundation supporters, event sponsors and of  course all the entrants and judges. We are particularly grateful for the support of Ashurst,” she said. 

The Proptech Awards are organised across three main categories – startups, scale-ups and established suppliers to ensure companies are judged in their peer category in terms of company size and maturity.

Sharlene Jamieson (c) from REI Super presented the trophy to Iain Stewart (l) and Tim Stewart (r) from Exergenics, which won  Most Innovative Startup Proptech in Smart Buildings & Cities as well as the overall Best of the Best Startup award.

Proptech Association Australia is the member-based organisation working to grow Australia’s emerging proptech industry and accelerate the adoption of technology in the real estate value chain.  

Here are the winners of the 2021 awards:

Administration & Operations 

Lendhaus: Most Innovative Startup 

Vault RE: Most Innovative Scale-Up 

ListOnce: Most Innovative Established Supplier 

Design & Development 

Hubble: Most Innovative Startup 

uDrew: Most Innovative Scale-Up 

Smart Buildings & Cities 

Exergenics: Most Innovative Startup 

Planet Ark: Power Most Innovative Scale-Up  

Ownership, Finance & Affordability 

Brickfloor: Most Innovative Startup  

Tic:Toc: Most Innovative Scale-Up  

Property & Facilities Management 

Inndox: Most Innovative Start-Up 

Groundfloor: Most Innovative Scale-Up 

Console Cloud: Most Innovative Established Supplier 

Sales & Marketing 

Little Hinges: Most Innovative Startup 

ActivePipe: Most Innovative Scale-Up 

Box + Dice: Most Innovative Established Supplier 

‘Best of the Best’ Proptechs

Exergenics: Startup Proptech of the Year 

uDrew: Scale-Up Proptech of the Year 

Box + Dice: Established Supplier Proptech of the Year 

Special Prizes  

Mortgage Mates: Proptech for Good Award 

Instarent: Data Accelerator Award 

AI Assets: Proptech to Watch Award 

Paul Findlay, head of business development and Robyn Adair, GM of Box + Dice with Stuart Dullard from Ashurst after Box + Dice won Most Innovative Established Supplier Proptech in Sales & Marketing and the “Best of the Best” award in the Established Supplier category.

About the author

Simon Thomsen

Simon has been editor of Startup Daily since 2019. He hosted the Startup Daily show on streaming service ausbiz.com.au from 2020 to 2023, and now, the weekly podcast Startup 360. He was previously associate editor of Business Insider Australia, a national restaurant critic, editor of The Good Food Guide, and newspaper proprietor during a 30-plus-years career in journalism and publishing. He’s also an investor in early stage startups.

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