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Tokenized Real Estate on the Blockchain

Tokenization is the process of converting the value of real-world assets into digital tokens that live on the blockchain. At Homeblock, we apply this model to real estate — transforming properties and land into secure, tradable, and fractional digital assets.

What is Tokenized Real Estate?

Tokenized real estate means that ownership in a physical property is represented by digital tokens. These tokens:

  • Are backed by legally registered, real-world properties

  • Represent fractional ownership (e.g., 1% of a house or land plot)

  • Can be bought, sold, or traded instantly

  • Are recorded and governed by smart contracts on the blockchain

How It Works at Homeblock

  1. Asset Evaluation Each property undergoes legal, financial, and structural analysis to determine its market value and tokenization model.

  2. Smart Contract Deployment A smart contract is created to govern the rules of ownership, dividends, transfers, and legal rights of the token holders.

  3. Token Minting A fixed number of tokens is minted to represent the asset. For example, a $100,000 property might be split into 100,000 tokens, each worth $1.

  4. Investor Participation Investors can buy tokens via our platform using cryptocurrency or fiat, gaining exposure to real estate with low entry barriers.

  5. Revenue Distribution Rental income or property appreciation is distributed proportionally to token holders, directly through the smart contract.

  6. Secondary Market Liquidity Tokens can be listed on Homeblock’s internal marketplace or external DEXs/CEXs for liquidity and global trading.

Why It Matters

  • Accessibility – Anyone can invest, regardless of geography or capital size

  • Transparency – Blockchain records every transaction, making ownership and history fully auditable

  • Liquidity – Tokens can be traded instantly without complex legal transfers

  • Security – Ownership is protected by blockchain immutability and smart contract logic

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