"This is the largest nuisance abatement lawsuit ever filed by the city of Detroit," said Conrad Mallett, corporation counsel for the city of Detroit, speaking at a news conference on the city's west ...

Its violations include a damaged roof, porch, windows, and grass and weeds out of control. This house is considered unlivable ...

Blockchain and Web3 technologies are emerging as transformative forces in global real estate, driving innovation, efficiency, ...

The two main ways blockchain benefits the $327 trillion real estate market are that it replaces intermediaries with code, making it more efficient than standard record-keeping; and it settles ...

For example, real estate companies can use blockchain technology to keep track of the origin of construction materials, monitor project milestones, or even ensure compliance with regulations.

Blockchain’s applications in real estate. By adding transparency, security and efficiency into multiple operations, blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize the real estate sector.

Thanks to blockchain, investors can now own a part of real estate with much less capital than the traditional real estate market.

There is staggering potential for those willing to reimagine the building blocks of real estate. At the heart of this revelation lies the untarnished transparency that blockchain technology ushers in.

Most of blockchain's potential for real estate is still just that — potential. Data consultancy IDC predicts investment in blockchain applications will hit $17.9B by 2024, ...

Today, a DC-based real estate tech company is making its debut to bring blockchain to property investment. mogul, founded by CEO Alex Blackwood and COO Joey Gumataotao — both of whom have experience ...