Digital Real Estate Titles? Watch What Wall Street Says About Blockchain

Some of Wall Street’s biggest banks — Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, the list goes on — are quietly integrating blockchain, the technology that spawned bitcoin, into their businesses. In fact, Wall Street firms have been experimenting with blockchain for years. Regardless of what bitcoin does, blockchain technology will flourish. Tom Farley, ex-president of the New …

Here’s What Citigroup Says About Blockchain for Real Estate

Citigroup is a leading global investment bank. And it says blockchain “could be a good fit” for real estate. Traditional real estate often lacks transparency, relies on a lot of middle people, and is generally cumbersome to sell, according to Citigroup’s new report Money, Tokens and Games: Blockchain’s Next Billion Users and Trillions in Value. …

Taking the “Real” Out of Real Estate

Life in the Metaverse Tokenized real estate has met the metaverse, creating something new: virtual real estate. Virtual developers are sweeping millions of dollars’ worth of crypto coins into property deals. They see a robust online economy in the making. Are they dreaming?  

From Crowdfunding to Tokenization: The Evolution of Shares in Real Estate

July, 2021 — Real estate has long functioned as a store of equity value that owners can exchange for money, loans and lines of credit. Yet the typical real estate transaction is associated with a cumbersome, bureaucratic, and fee-heavy process that every homeowner is greatly relieved to finish.   There are other ways to invest in …

Decentralized Finance (DeFi) and Real Estate Investments

Real estate is known as an illiquid asset. Turning real estate assets into cash is a complex, costly process. This is so, whether the owner is selling, or seeking profit from steady rental income. Returns on an initial investment are typically slow, cumbersome, dependent on intermediaries, and reliant on other people’s reliability and performance. Blockchain …