Real estate on the blockchain: NFT rewrites the rules of the game in 2025

Sounds like science fiction? But in 2022, a house was sold in Florida for $653,000 through NFT. Now, tokenization of real estate is not just a trend, but a potential revolution in the trillion-dollar market.

How does it even work

Think of NFTs as smart contracts that replace stacks of paper. Instead of a notary and a lawyer — blockchain. Instead of waiting 3 months — days. A physical asset ( house, land, office ) becomes a digital coin with all rights and details.

Who is already doing this

Propy — a pioneer in the market. The platform automates legal entities and issues NFTs for any real estate.

RealT - for those who dream of income-generating investments. You buy a share of a house and receive a portion of the rental payments. Kind of like dividends, but from a real wall.

Lofty AI and Landshare — fragmentation on steroids. Want to buy a house in New York, but don't have enough money? Buy 1% of it. Yes, just like that.

Money, money, money

Passive income is the main magnet. Platforms like RealT are already generating real cash from rent that goes straight into the crypto wallet of token holders. And the secondary market (Uniswap, exchange ) allows trading shares as freely as altcoins.

Bright future or soap bubble?

Forecasts suggest a market of $1 trillion by 2030. But there are pitfalls: regulators are not thrilled yet, the volatility of crypto is pressuring token prices, and ordinary people are still not ready to buy a house through tech.

Reality: Right now, this is the realm of brave and tech-savvy investors. But history shows — today's hype becomes tomorrow's standard. If you are ready for experiments, Propy or RealT are worth your attention.