One company prepares for a seismic shift to an entirely blockchain-based financial system for home transactions. Teresa Grobecker and Sheila Fejeran made their case at Inman Connect.

Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize title management in real estate by providing a more secure, transparent, and efficient way to record and verify property ownership. Here's how blockchain can be applied to title management: Decentralized Ledger: Blockchain creates a decentralized and tamper-proof digital ledger that records a...

Blockchain Home Registry, built by the team behind Torri Homes, aims to offer consumers incentives for supplying real estate data.

Ahead of Inman Connect Las Vegas, Teresa Grobecker of Grobecker Holland International and Kevin Cottrell of eXp Realty discuss efforts to standardize the blockchain's role in home sales.

The photo and video service company is now helping agents market their properties directly to crypto enthusiasts.

At Inman Connect Las Vegas earlier this month, executives behind the blockchain company Consortia discussed ways the business of buying and selling real estate could change overnight.

Blockchain technology is being increasingly explored and adopted in the real estate industry to streamline transactions, enhance security, and reduce the need for intermediaries. Here are ways in which blockchain is applied to real estate transactions: Smart Contracts:How it works: Smart contracts are self-executing contracts with the terms of the ...

Blockchain technology has the potential to transform various industries, including real estate. Here are some ways in which blockchain can be utilized in the real estate sector: Smart Contracts: Blockchain enables the use of smart contracts, which are self-executing contracts with predefined rules and conditions. In real estate, smart contracts can...

Rich Hopen invites you to jump down the crypto rabbit hole in his new series for Inman. First up, the basics of bitcoin and blockchain.

The main property includes an expansive mansion off the east coast of Lake Tahoe, a guest house, a detached office and a lakeside area.

Coinbase executive Joseph Lallouz and his wife Chloe Thevenoz paid $18.9M for the five-story brownstone and a separate carriage house in the 'beacon of hope,' reports say.

30-year loans of up to $5 million provided by Florida-based Milo Credit LLC allow investors to avoid capital gains taxes — and don't require down payments, credit scores or U.S. citizenship.

Buying and selling land in the metaverse doesn't require a middle-man. But an early group of agents has jumped into the volatile market. Where are they now?

This month’s situation: A veteran agent is developing a side interest in cryptocurrency that is bleeding into her real estate business. Should her broker keep her focused on their primary business?

The owner created a house that’s fit for Airbnb, complete with walls lined with NFTs, memes and other relics of crypto’s heyday. It's for sale for about 20.4 million Dogecoins.

The images, sold as unique digital tokens called NFTs, can be used on social media to market real estate agents to the crypto community.

Cryptocurrency firms have been setting up or expanding office space in New York, but the recent market turbulence could hamper their longevity.

What crypto players are still standing as the market sheds weaker competitors? Rich Hopen outlines what's next and what to expect in this Crypto Corner column.

Affluent clients are often savvy investors who are keen to learn more about cryptocurrency coins, exchanges, and markets, as well as the opportunities and risks they present.