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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Post-Crash Index-Moderated

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From: S. maltophilia10/10/2025 1:46:42 PM
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.....There is one major difference, however. Traditional real estate investments are regulated (or at least they’re supposed to be). The on-chain ones definitively aren’t. Crypto executives are arguing that all the rules mortgage-backed securities and REITs have to comply with shouldn’t apply to tokenized real estate, because they’ve slapped the word “blockchain” into marketing material and use distributed ledger tech to create a redundant trading record. It’s part of a “very, very diligent movement” to argue that laws and regulations shouldn’t apply if you’re operating on the blockchain, said Amanda Fischer, policy director and chief operating officer for Better Markets.

“Right now I would say it’s dumb. It’s big dumb,” she said.

Tokenized real estate doesn’t yet pose a significant risk to the overall market the way financialization of mortgages did in 2008, Fischer and other market researchers said. Investors haven’t allocated much to the strategy yet—less than $300 billion last year,....

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