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The Future of Real Estate Powered by Blockchain

April 10, 2019

Despite its position as the leading global earner, the real estate development industry has had, and still faces, challenges that undermine its true economic and human development impact. Apart from having to deal with the inevitable challenges that arise from the dynamics of climate change, fluctuations in forex and global economies and societal values, other endemic issues require urgent attention. Amongst other things, these include the problems of individuals not qualifying for loans to develop projects, low property appraisals which lead to excessive low home values, the complexity of government regulatory setups, and lack of structures to balance times of boom and financial downturns, and disclosure of personal information.

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The Future of Real Estate Powered by Blockchain