Blockchain real estate investment firm AssetBlock launches its commercial real estate investment platform on Algorand's blockchain.
According to an AssetBlock press release published on Sept. 17, the firm partnered with luxury hotel asset manager Lodging Capital Partners to tokenize $60 million of exclusive hotel properties on Algorand.
As a result of the partnership, crypto-savvy investors will have access to properties that are unavailable to the public and will be able to exchange the blockchain's native tokens for those assets.
"We created AssetBlock because the modern economy was in need of modern technology. We saw an opportunity to build a solution that brings traditional and non-traditional real estate investors and professionals together efficiently, creating more opportunities for all involved."
"Our partnership with AssetBlock opens up LCP to a new investor pool which allows us to fundraise and expand our business more efficiently. To remain competitive in an ever-changing landscape, it's vital for the real estate investment community to embrace technology like blockchain that is pushing the industry forward."
Lastly, AssetBlock says that it will continue to add additional real estate partners and properties and promises to make further announcements soon.
As Cointelegraph reported earlier today, the startup Harbor announced a partnership with Seattle-based real estate investment firm iCap Equity to tokenize $100 million in real estate funds.
AssetBlock Tokenizes $60M of Real Estate on Algorand's Blockchain
Published on Sep 17, 2019
by Cointele | Published on Coinage
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