Legal updates on real estate syndications, fund formation, and tokenized offerings under U.S. securities law.
Investor communications in a tokenized real estate offering are not a marketing function. They are a compliance function. Every material communication to token holders…
Read moreIn a tokenized real estate offering, the investor protections that matter are not the ones on the platform dashboard. They are the ones written…
Read moreOn-chain governance and off-chain legal documents are two different systems that must agree with each other to work. When they disagree, the law resolves…
Read moreInvestors in tokenized real estate often believe that owning a token means owning a piece of the decision-making. The answer, in almost every U.S.…
Read moreA tokenized offering does not receive a lighter securities law analysis because the asset is on a blockchain. The SEC’s position is substance over…
Read moreA fully digital commercial real estate closing is not a single product or a single platform decision. It is a stack of legal authorizations,…
Read moreTokenization can make a real estate fund easier to distribute, administer, and track. It does not exempt the offering from securities law, does not…
Read moreThe hardest problems in tokenized real estate are not technical. They involve how the token connects to the underlying title, how the governing documents…
Read moreTokenized real estate is being marketed as faster, cleaner, and more investor-accessible than traditional syndication. Some of that is true. A great deal of…
Read moreRegulation A+ Tier 2 is the only federal securities exemption that allows a tokenized real estate offering to reach retail investors, advertise publicly, and…
Read moreAI 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 moreTokenization can make real estate ownership interests more divisible and more transferable. It cannot make them liquid. The distance between those two things is…
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