The Pros and Cons of Using Regulation A+ for a Tokenized Real Estate Offering
Regulation A+ Tier 2 is the only federal securities exemption that allows a tokenized real estate offering to reach retail investors, advertise publicly, and…
Read moreInsights on Real Estate Capital
Legal updates on real estate syndications, fund formation, and tokenized offerings under U.S. securities law.
Clawback Provisions: When and Why to Include Them
Imagine a real estate fund that exits its first three investments at excellent returns. The GP receives carry distributions on each. Principals spend a…
Read moreHow AI and Blockchain Together May Transform Real Estate Capital Markets
AI and blockchain target different parts of real estate’s capital markets problem. AI improves how information is analyzed and how decisions are made. Blockchain…
Read moreVesting Schedules for Carried Interest in Real Estate Funds
A real estate fund can take a decade or more to run its full course. Capital is called over several years. Assets are acquired,…
Read moreThe Future of Secondary Markets for Tokenized Real Estate
Tokenization can make real estate ownership interests more divisible and more transferable. It cannot make them liquid. The distance between those two things is…
Read moreAllocating Promote Interests Among GP Principals
Two sponsors form a real estate GP together. The conversation about who gets what percentage of the carried interest lasts about fifteen minutes. Both…
Read moreThe Case for Tokenizing Your Next Real Estate Offering
Tokenization is not the right structure for every deal. But for sponsors who raise capital repeatedly, serve a growing investor base, and want to…
Read moreTokenization Won’t Replace Real Estate Syndications — It Will Upgrade Them
The more interesting question is not whether tokenization replaces the traditional real estate syndication. It is which parts of the syndication model are genuinely…
Read moreShould You Use a Series LLC for Your Real Estate Fund?
A real estate sponsor who runs repeat deal-by-deal syndications faces a familiar administrative friction: every new offering requires a new entity. New articles, new…
Read moreReal Estate Tokenization vs. REITs: Which Structure Makes Sense?
Both structures let investors access real estate without buying an entire building. That is roughly where the similarity ends. The right choice turns on…
Read moreDesigning a Sponsor Entity Structure for Long-Term Scalability
There is a version of this story that plays out with remarkable regularity. A capable real estate sponsor closes their first deal, then their…
Read moreChoosing Between Public and Private Blockchain Structures for Real Estate Tokenization
The public-versus-private blockchain decision is really a decision about access, trust, governance, compliance, and which set of regulated intermediaries will actually support your structure.…
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