Brick by Block:
Navigating the legal landscape of tokenizing real estate.
Investor communications in a tokenized real estate offering are not a marketing function. They are a compliance function. Every material…
Jason Powell
In a tokenized real estate offering, the investor protections that matter are not the ones on the platform dashboard. They…
Jason Powell
On-chain governance and off-chain legal documents are two different systems that must agree with each other to work. When they…
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Investors in tokenized real estate often believe that owning a token means owning a piece of the decision-making. The answer,…
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A tokenized offering does not receive a lighter securities law analysis because the asset is on a blockchain. The SEC’s…
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A fully digital commercial real estate closing is not a single product or a single platform decision. It is a…
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Tokenization can make a real estate fund easier to distribute, administer, and track. It does not exempt the offering from…
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The hardest problems in tokenized real estate are not technical. They involve how the token connects to the underlying title,…
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Tokenized real estate is being marketed as faster, cleaner, and more investor-accessible than traditional syndication. Some of that is true….
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Regulation A+ Tier 2 is the only federal securities exemption that allows a tokenized real estate offering to reach retail…
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AI and blockchain target different parts of real estate’s capital markets problem. AI improves how information is analyzed and how…
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Tokenization can make real estate ownership interests more divisible and more transferable. It cannot make them liquid. The distance between…