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Crypto Meets Real Estate: Propy Lets You Buy Homes With Bitcoin and Ethereum

Propy has unveiled an innovative instant onchain loan feature, designed to facilitate the acquisition of tokenized real estate in Hawaii.

Tokenized Real Estate Gains Momentum With Hawaii Onchain Sale

This development, shared with Bitcoin.com News, outlines Propy’s strategy to introduce this financing solution during the tokenized sale of a Honolulu condominium on Jan. 29. The initiative aims to empower buyers to utilize cryptocurrency alongside the property itself as collateral, with loans processed in real-time.

The company says the loan employs a dual-collateral mechanism, mandating both bitcoin (BTC) or ethereum (ETH) and the acquired property as security. Once the 10% interest loan is fully repaid, buyers can reclaim their crypto assets. Propy disclosed that the entire process—from loan approval to ownership transfer—will be recorded onchain, bypassing the sluggishness of traditional escrow systems.

The firm explained that the condominium, situated at 410 Atkinson Drive in Honolulu, priced at $250,000, represents Hawaii’s first onchain real estate transaction. The tokenized asset offers beach access and premium amenities, including a pool, fitness center, and concierge services.

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Propy detailed that its platform harnesses blockchain technology to reinvent real estate transactions. By cutting out middlemen like escrow and title services, the company said it streamlines the buying process while bolstering security. Additionally, Propy stated that the firm provides digital tools for identity verification, document assessment, and property bidding, all accessible online.

This sale signifies Propy’s foray into Hawaii and exemplifies the growing convergence of blockchain with conventional real estate markets. To date, the company claims it has facilitated over $10 billion in tokenized property transactions.

Source: Bitcoin

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