CMLS CEO Jessica Edgerton urges industry to ‘get messy’ at 2026 Open House
Edgerton also announced a new broker membership tier at CMLS
The upcoming 2026 Open House event, as announced by CMLS CEO Jessica Edgerton, is set to take a bold approach with the theme 'get messy'. This call to action suggests that the industry is due for a shake-up, and Edgerton is positioning the event as a catalyst for change. For architects and those in the real estate and property sectors, this could signal a shift towards more innovative and experimental approaches to design and collaboration.
Edgerton's announcement of a new broker membership tier at CMLS also hints at a strategic move to expand and diversify the organization's offerings. This development could have implications for how architects and designers engage with clients and partners, potentially leading to new business models and revenue streams. As the industry continues to evolve, it's likely that CMLS will play a key role in shaping the conversation around best practices and emerging trends.
Looking ahead, it's worth watching how the industry responds to Edgerton's call to 'get messy' and whether this translates into tangible changes in design and collaboration. The 2026 Open House event will likely be a key indicator of the industry's trajectory, and ArchitectureNews will be monitoring developments closely. Key areas to watch include the types of projects and partnerships that emerge in the wake of the event, as well as any shifts in CMLS's membership and offerings.
Originally reported by housingwire.com. ArchitectureNews adds analysis for real estate & property readers.