E-Closings: The Future of Real Estate Closings

whitePaper | December 21, 2022

It was a year that brought market upheavals, geopolitical instability and economic conditions that few could have foreseen. Although 2023 is expected to bring with it some turbulence, at BlackRock Alternatives the outlook for the new year is one of cautious optimism. Near-term uncertainty presents an opportunity for investors to achieve their long-term objectives, by continuing to invest in durable global trends such as the transition to a lowcarbon economy, ever-expanding technology adoption and emerging demographic shifts.

whitePaper | December 24, 2022

Estate Protocol is a platform changing the real estate investing landscape. We believe access to real estate investments should be for everyone, as it is the best way for most people to secure their long term financial future. We are on a mission to make these investments accessible to everyone, and to turn it from an illiquid to a liquid investment unlocking a large amount of value in the world’s largest asset class. We aim to make real estate investments frictionless, solving multiple problems within the crypto space along the way. With an incredibly strong team experienced in both, the real estate market, and blockchain technology, we understand the nuances of the market and the technology required to solve those problems.

whitePaper | September 21, 2022

Currencies, cryptocurrencies and even so-called stablecoins are inherently unstable, as the current bouts of inflation and global tension demonstrate. But what if there were a cryptocurrency backed by the one asset everyone in the world needs and is willing to pay more for almost every year? That would be real estate, which almost continually appreciates

whitePaper | June 3, 2022

We are a vertically integrated organization dedicated to the development, design, construction, management, and long-term ownership of inclusive living communities throughout Costa Rica. Our mission is to build resort-style living communities that value all its members and help them to meet their basic needs so that they can live with dignity, engage actively, and contribute to their community. We showcase a single token that connects an global ecosystem of real estate built around our own locations and our exclusive network of world class resort partners. The construction of projects we undertake aims to outclass LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification standards by integration of high yield organic food, renewable energy and circular waste to resource management at the neighborhood scale. Dedicated to the protection and stewardship of our natural environment and it’s precious wildlife all of our locations will be built with sustainable design principles.

whitePaper | March 11, 2022

As the fund administrator for non-traded REITs, private placements, securitizations and a wide variety of real estate debt and equity funds, Phoenix American has a unique perspective on the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on commercial real estate (CRE). Operating at the crossroads of fund managers, investors, financial advisors and data aggregators, our vantage point allows us to observe trends and offer insights into the dynamics of various CRE sectors.

whitePaper | May 23, 2022

Due to lesser volatility and better returns, the real-estate industry has been a consistently favored asset class among investors. Driven by the myriad of benefits associated with property investments. The demand for international real-estate has also seen an upsurge. Just in the past seven years, the total sales value of international real estate assets has increased from $70 billion to $370 billion. Among all the nations. The countries in Asia-Pacific have shown a steady increase in capital outflow into international property investments. Among all the countries, the individual and corporate investors from China alone have spent an estimated $150 billion in real estate overseas in 2017. However, such overseas transactions are riddled with many challenges, including the lack of direct access to a suitable foreign bank and inhibiting government restrictions on transactions. Even when cross-border remittances are made, there is the obstacle of increased transaction costs and delay in receiving payments.