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Governments worldwide are embracing real estate tokenization. Here are some highlights.
The Dubai Land Department (DLD) announced a multibillion-dollar-tokenization project to enable fractional ownership of real property in March of this year. This initiative was publicly launched on May 25 and is designed to transform property ownership by 2033, with tokenized assets projected to be valued at around $16 billion. DLD will collaborate with the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), the Dubai Future Foundation and the UAE Central Bank. DLD’s platform (Prypco Mint) will be integrated with its traditional land-registry systems. As a result of this project, fractional ownership of real estate will be available to UAE residents and investments will start at around $540. International investors will have access in the future.
Bergen County, New Jersey, recently announced the largest blockchain-based-land-record-management project in the United States. It entered into a five-year agreement with Balcony, a blockchain-technology firm, in early June. Over 370,000 deeds, representing around $240 billion in real-property value, will be digitized and migrated onto the Avalanche-blockchain platform supporting decentralized applications, smart contracts and a wide range of use cases, including the tokenization of real-world assets. The project will cover all of the municipalities in the county and serve nearly one million residents. The county anticipates that the project will dramatically reduce deed processing times and streamline real estate transactions. The new system will also be designed to improve municipal revenue collection and enhance public trust in official land records.
Other governments include:
- Teton County, Wyoming was the first county to implement a blockchain-based system for recording land titles and property records with Medici Land Governance, a subsidiary of Overstock.com (MLG) in 2019. The system is accessible through the clerk’s office and online GIS-ownership maps. It does not currently support property transfers or other transactions.
- Baltimore, Maryland. Baltimore’s blockchain land records pilot was launched in December 2023 and is focused on recording the city’s inventory of around 13,000 vacant properties. The pilot aims to streamline transactions, reduce title fraud and accelerate the rehabilitation of vacant homes. It was also developed in partnership with MLG, which is deploying similar systems globally, including in Tulum (Mexico), Liberia and Guyana.
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We have several options for listing tokenized real estate properties in the U.S.
- List a Tokenized Property
- Real Estate Tokenization Service
- DIY Tokenization Kit
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I asked Google AI ABOUT "sec dao requirements"
I got this:
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UPDATED ON OCTOBER 13, 2025
👉🏽 Our Marketplace Goals...
- List our own tokenized listings. WILL BE PUBLISHED VERY SOON.
- Next, we will offer a central place for others to list their tokenized real estate. (Similar to the MLS, but far less grand.) Plus,
- We are currently creating a DIY PROPERTY TOKENIZATION KIT. The purpose of this is to provide easy helps and tools to help property owners to tokenize their real estate.
Please check back in a few weeks. We are currently working on publishing the marketplace to the public.
And thanks for your patience!
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Yes, That's right!!!!
A DIY Kit for Property Tokenization.
By Sandi Laufenberg-Deku
Mar. 20, 2025
Overview
A DIY kit will be developed by our team. It will assist individuals in tokenizing their properties. This initiative aims to simplify the currently complex and pioneering process of property tokenization, making it accessible and affordable - and truly democratized.
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In the context of real estate, "property tokenization" means representing the value of a real estate property or its cash flows as a digital token on a blockchain. This enables fractional ownership and potentially increased liquidity and efficiency. [1] [2]
Here's a more detailed explanation: [1] [3]
What is Tokenization?
Tokenization, in general, is the process of converting the value of an asset (tangible or intangible) into a digital token using blockchain technology. [1] [3]
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Although it is possible to send tokens on a non KYC exchange, Americans should think twice about doing so. It's a huge risk.
A non KYC crypto exchange is a platform that does not require users to complete a "Know Your Customer" (KYC) identity verification process before they can trade or access the platform's services. This means users can trade cryptocurrencies without providing personal information, which offers more privacy and anonymity.
The FBI warns US citizens to engage only with registered crypto platforms that comply with AML and KYC regulations
The FBI warns Americans against using cryptocurrency money transmitting services that are not registered as Money Services Businesses ( MSB ). MSB registration is federal law in the United States. There are also laws requiring MSB's to adhere to anti-money laundering measures, such as KYC.
The FBI also warns that users could lose their money if it is mixed in with money involved in a money-laundering scheme. Read more on the the official FBI Warning,:
"Alert on Cryptocurrency Money Services Businesses" (https://www.ic3.gov/PSA/2024/PSA240425#:~:text=The%20FBI%20warns%20Americans%20against,to%20anti%2Dmoney%20laundering%20requirements. )
Even if you do use non KYC crypto exchanges, most tax offices have released clear guidance that crypto is subject to tax - and any attempt to avoid tax on cryptocurrency is tax evasion and a criminal offense with steep penalties.
Regulatory risks: Governments worldwide are monitoring non-KYC exchanges, and it is just a matter of time before they are made a subject of law. If regulatory agencies identify individuals transacting on these exchanges via their crypto wallet addresses, these users may face stringent legal challenges.
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Excellent article here provided by Andy Crebar of HoneyBricks.
Tokens can come in all shapes and sizes, but when we’re talking about tokens backed by real estate - they’re called security tokens.
Read more: Navigating Securities Laws in Real Estate Tokenization