DIGITAL REAL-ESTATE

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About Digital Real Estate
This platform represents a new approach to real estate investing by enabling digital ownership of property, starting from as little as one square foot. It brings transparency, accessibility, and efficiency to a traditionally complex asset class through blockchain-enabled digital ownership. By converting residential real estate into digitally tradable units, the platform allows both retail and institutional investors to access premium property assets with greater ease, affordability, and liquidity. Beyond being a marketplace, it reflects a broader shift toward democratizing real estate ownership.

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Signature Global partners Manasum for Gurugram senior living project with Rs 575 cr sales value

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FAQs
Digital Real Estate can offer:
• Lower entry barriers — Smaller investment sizes compared with traditional property buying.
• Greater accessibility — Online process, often fully digital.
• Fractional investment — Investors can own parts of premium real estate.
• Potential liquidity — Secondary trading markets may let investors buy/sell units.
Returns can come from:
• Rental income or income generated by the property (proportional to ownership).
• Capital appreciation if the property value increases over time.
• Secondary market sales of digital units when others buy at higher prices.
As with any investment, risks include:
• Market value fluctuations.
• Liquidity concerns secondary market activity can vary.
• Platform-related or regulatory risks.
(These may vary by platform and jurisdiction.)
Generally, the process involves:
Creating an account on a digital real estate platform.
Completing required KYC/verification.
Funding your account via banking or payment methods.
Selecting and purchasing available digital property units.