EstateX

whitePaper | November 22, 2022

Commercial real estate was once viewed as a niche investment sector, but after several decades of evolution, it has emerged as a core asset class for many institutional investors. In recent decades, liquidity has improved, transparency has risen, and core real estate’s investor base has broadened substantially. Joint ventures, private funds, and public and private real estate companies draw capital from sources both foreign and domestic. These vehicles and their investors play an important role in today’s real estate capital markets.

whitePaper | June 30, 2022

One of the most universalsigns of success and prosperity is home ownership. It serves both as a source of stable, secure housing and as a long-term investment. The housing market is following a growing trend and is expected to continue to develop. While the main activities are carried out by thematic funds, rental management companies and construction companies, we note that citizens still face difficulties in accessing this market. These difficulties will be solved in the future thanks to the Blockchain industry, but also by Abundx, which will be an effective way to address the real need for democratisation of finance in the real estate industry.

whitePaper | December 12, 2022

We are halfway through 2022 and home lending has swiftly shifted in a direction that many didn’t predict. U.S. mortgage rates have soared above 5%, ARM volume accounts for more than 20% of all mortgage refinance and purchases transactions. Home equity volume is up more than 40% from 2021.

whitePaper | June 9, 2022

According to Forbes, real estate has minted more billionaires today than any other asset class. Real estate tokenization is an emerging trend representing the convergence of real estate investing and blockchain technology.

whitePaper | August 11, 2021

The investments business does not have a reputation for innovation. New regulations or technologies occasionally spur change, but fiduciary concerns and a need for predictability largely preclude sudden shifts in modus operandi. Several converging factors now threaten to upend the status quo, bringing an unprecedented revolution that is forcing both investors and asset managers to reexamine their beliefs, processes, and infrastructure.

whitePaper | November 3, 2022

Disruption in financial markets is now the norm. Established rules and correlations have not fared well in the years since the Global Financial Crisis. Disruption by its nature implies change, and whether it is positive or welcome change depends on the force in question. There are certainly some investors that would crave a bit of boredom over some of the recent market upheavals.