Winners include properties owned and operated by Genting Group, RPM Living, HomeOwners Advantage, Asset Living, and HHHUNT

International research firm Parks Associates today announced the winners of 2025 Property Innovation Awards, sponsored by LiftMaster, who will be recognized at the third annual Smart Spaces, September 16-17 in Dallas, Texas. Winners include the following properties:

  • Resorts World Las Vegas by Genting Group, in collaboration with dormakaba and Alliants 
  • The Residences at Sawmill Station by RPM Living
  • Peachtree Residences by HomeOwners Advantage
  • Regius Square by Asset Living
  • Abberly Market Point by HHHUNT

Parks Associates selected these innovative properties based on the originality of their proptech projects, efficiency in deployment, and quantifiable results following implementation, including market impact, performance metrics, and consumer benefits. The firm will detail the successes of these innovative companies in today’s webinar, “PropTech, Broadband, and the Future of Multifamily Living,” at 2 PM CT.

Smart Spaces winners

Property-provided smart home and security packages represent an estimated $8.5 billion market opportunity, according to Parks Associates. Properties are investing in new technologies to add and improve security measures. AI security cameras, access control solutions with mobile credentialing, and video intercoms at gates all improve resident safety and convenience. Smart property and smart security solutions stand to substantially boost property NOI.

“Technology is actively shaping consumer expectations, driving operational efficiencies, and signaling key trends in the evolution of smart living environments,” said Ashton Gambrell, Director of Sales, Parks Associates. “We are excited to highlight these innovative properties at the event and share how technology is differentiating the experience and adding value for residents." 

“LiftMaster is proud to support Parks Associates’ inaugural Property Innovation Awards and celebrates these forward-thinking properties that are redefining the resident experience through technology,” said Rebecca Delgado-Peterson, Director of Product Management—Community Access Controls, LiftMaster. “Innovation in proptech is transforming how properties operate, enhancing security, and creating connected environments for property managers and residents. We’re excited to support the leaders driving this transformation.”

The third annual Smart Spaces: Apartments, Hospitality, and Community Living, September 16-17 at the HALL Arts Hotel Dallas, Curio Collection by Hilton, is sponsored by ADT Multifamily, Cox Communities, Nice, Vantiva, SmartRent, Kwikset, ROCiQ, SkyBell, LiftMaster, Rently, Calix, 3dEYE, Cambium Networks, Eleven Software, Groove Technology Solutions, Johnson Controls, Nomadix, PointCentral, RealPage, Zentra Access, and dormakaba.

Winners will be recognized in person at the 2025 Property Innovation Awards luncheon, September 17, during Smart Spaces. Throughout the conference, Parks Associates and leading technology players, service providers, and multifamily owners/operators will share experiences of new technology deployments like bulk broadband, managed Wi-Fi, and smart home technologies. 

Smart Spaces features the following keynotes:

  • Julianna Brooks Clark, VP, Strategy and Business Development, Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services 
  • Melanie French, CPM, SPHR, CEO, RR Living
  • Kyle Johnson, Director, Smart Building Technology, Greystar
  • Rachael Kish, SVP, Operations, Asset Living
  • Dennis Kyle, SVP, Smart Building, RealPage

Smart Spaces provides a platform for industry professionals to engage in discussions, hear trending industry and consumer data, network, and collaborate with peers. Research from Parks Associates will be featured during the event, with a special focus on connectivity and amenity services:

  • 13% of apartment residents live in an apartment with an in-unit smart amenity package.
  • Property-provided smart home and security packages represent an estimated $8.5 billion market in the multifamily market.
  • Apartment renters are generally dissatisfied with their units and complexes, with an NPS of -25 for apartments, while condo owners report an NPS of 12.
  • Nearly half of renters are interested in receiving smart home and security features from their landlord or a future HOA.

Registration is open. To schedule an interview with an analyst or to request specific data, please contact Mindi Sue Sternblitz-Rubenstein, mindi.sue@parksassociates.com, 972-490-1113.

About Smart Spaces

Smart Spaces, hosted by international research firm Parks Associates, brings together property owners, building managers, and technology leaders to discuss the innovations in the multidwelling and hospitality environments. Building on a high-performing broadband backbone, MDU property managers can leverage connected devices and smart platforms that integrate connected solutions to streamline property management tasks and lower operating costs, attract and retain residents, and increase rental revenues. The event features consumer research, informative session, and networking opportunities for building executives, service providers, and hardware, middleware, and software providers enabling the next generation of solutions for the consumer, MDU, and public spaces.

Throughout each Smart Spaces event, Parks Associates shares its research on bulk broadband, managed Wi-Fi, smart home, and IoT technologies, including access controls, energy management, and network support, setting the stage for conversations to understand the current and future opportunities in smart apartments and hospitality.

Parks Associates is hosting the third annual Smart Spaces on September 16-17 at the HALL Arts Hotel Dallas, Curio Collection by Hilton. www.smartspacesconference.com