Brick by Block:
Navigating the legal landscape of tokenizing real estate.
A blockchain records what it is told. If the data it receives is accurate, current, and from a reliable source,…
Jason Powell
The choice of token standard in a regulated real estate offering is not a technical detail to be decided after…
Jason Powell
A tokenized real estate offering is presented as a blockchain product. In practice, it is a stack of service providers,…
Jason Powell
A blockchain can keep running exactly as designed while investors still lose access to their assets, face distribution delays, or…
Jason Powell
In a tokenized real estate offering, the wallet is not simply a place where a token is stored. It is…
Jason Powell
A tokenized real estate offering looks seamless to the investor. Behind the interface, it runs across at least five distinct…
Jason Powell
A tokenization platform can make a real estate offering look clean, fast, and modern. Launch risk hides in the plumbing….
Jason Powell
A tokenized real estate offering uses blockchain rails, wallet addresses, and smart contracts. It does not escape the securities-law infrastructure…
Jason Powell
A digital securities structure does not escape ordinary governance because ownership is tracked on a blockchain. Annual consents, document amendments,…
Jason Powell
The closing celebration ends. The tokens are minted, the investors are onboarded, and the platform is live. Then the real…
Jason Powell
Smart contract automation handles the mechanics of a distribution after the hard work is done. The hard work is closing…
Jason Powell
Tokenization changes the infrastructure of a real estate security. It does not change the fact that issuer-level events still have…