Limitations of Current Solutions

Partial Solutions in the Market

While there have been attempts to address the challenges in real estate investment and transactions, most solutions have been partial or inadequate.

Traditional financial instruments, such as Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), provide some level of accessibility and liquidity, but they often come with high management fees and lack the direct ownership and control that many investors seek.

Similarly, crowdfunding platforms have opened up new avenues for investment, but they typically involve small-scale projects with limited returns and are still constrained by regulatory hurdles.

Technological and Regulatory Constraints

The adoption of new technologies in real estate has been slow, primarily due to the industry's conservative nature and the complexity of integrating innovative solutions within existing legal and regulatory frameworks.

Blockchain technology, for instance, offers significant potential to revolutionize real estate transactions by providing greater transparency, security, and efficiency.

However, its widespread adoption is hindered by regulatory uncertainties, technological barriers, and the need for industry-wide standards.

Additionally, the lack of infrastructure to support decentralized real estate applications has limited the development and scalability of these solutions.