Brick by Block:
Navigating the legal landscape of tokenizing real estate.
The exemption is not a paperwork decision you make after the marketing campaign is already running. It is the first…
Jason Powell
Blockchain selection is not a branding exercise. It is a legal architecture decision — one that determines how ownership is…
Jason Powell
Tokenizing a U.S. real estate asset is not just a matter of putting a building on a blockchain. The hard…
Jason Powell
The platform and the investment are not the same thing. Whether a shutdown destroys your investment, freezes your access, or…
Jason Powell
A digital real estate platform can compress investor onboarding from weeks to minutes. That same compression can let a bad…
Jason Powell
Smart contracts automate performance. They do not automate accountability. When on-chain code fails, courts and regulators look past the blockchain…
Jason Powell
Tokenization does not remove cyber risk. It redistributes it across smart contracts, wallets, networks, APIs, oracles, and service providers —…
Jason Powell
Tokenization improves distribution, fractionalization, and recordkeeping. It does not remove the legal, economic, and operational risks that exist in any…
Jason Powell
Sometimes, yes — but the mechanism matters. Operational savings are real and achievable now. Liquidity premium compression is real but…
Jason Powell
Tokenization can lower the minimum investment in commercial real estate from six figures to a few hundred dollars. Whether a…
Jason Powell
Tokenization is genuinely useful for sourcing, tracking, and administering real estate interests. Whether it helps with 1031 exchanges depends almost…
Jason Powell
Institutions are paying serious attention to tokenized real estate. They are not yet writing the large checks the forecasts describe….