Republicans would rather shut down the government than help millions of Americans afford health care. This article tells some of their stories, and is a good reminder of what’s at stake. https://t.co/yaBBH470SF
Digital assets are becoming real estate’s new settlement layer, and ORA Hotel in Tampa just proved it.
The $700M luxury, boutique condo hotel sold 50% of units in record time. Nearly a third of sales closed in crypto, with 80% of those buyers settling in USDC via @Coinbase’s payment rails integrated into Propy Title. Most also financed with @milocredit crypto-backed loans, underscoring clear demand for alternative financing and flexibility.
Stablecoins like USDC are being advanced as global financial rails, with BlackRock and Circle among the institutions positioning them at the core of payments infrastructure. Real estate is now joining that settlement layer.
Demand for digital asset closings is accelerating faster than expected, a trend set to multiply as Millennials and Gen Z become the dominant buyers.
Read more: https://t.co/8frmJiiiYG
Kamala Harris at her closing campaign rally:
"Donald Trump intends to use the United States Military against American citizens who simply disagree with him."
Her new slogan: I told you so*
Your clients can buy a car online, book travel in seconds, and send money instantly.
So why are they still waiting months to close on a home?
On Sep 4 at 1 PM EST, Propy CRO @realEricCruz will show how top Texas agents are using AI + blockchain to change that.
Registration link in comments.
Real estate is already proving this model works.
Propy closed a $253K Ala Moana condo in Hawaii where the buyer posted BTC as collateral, accessed a USDC loan, and applied it directly to the purchase - all without having to sell or convert.
Onchain collateral for homes is here. Discover how in the comments below.
@scottmelker And in doing so, making a mockery of so many legit projects. This will hurt the sector more than it will help especially if he continues flaunting is blatent conflict of interest.
@TriangleBIZJrnl Is Vivo’s conversion of the Carolina Duke Inn representative of what they plan to do - if so, In what world is $950 a month for 270 ft.² considered affordable housing?