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The great reset is coming all property and land will be tokenized.
You can't own the assets like house you will have tokens.
I think USA will be first one who start this i guess ETH blockchain will be used.
So you own the tokens so you want to get those tokens cheap so you get most of the tokens while the price of tokens going up.
There would be no single ownership of property but the tokens off course If you have most of the tokens then yes you have full rights to own.
It's good you can trade sell exchange the tokens right to way.
So now they just dump the real estate so it can be tokenized i don't buy the real estate now because If it will be tokenized anyways i'll just buy the tokenz and once they start give out properties for tokens i'll just show them tokens and i can get as much properties as i have tokens.
If you are early you could get even basket of NYC skycrapers for pennies very cheap.

I'll buy the propy and other RWA crypto because they will be those cryptocurrency wich are Real world assets coins so imagine this you as average guy If you got tokens early you can own the biggest fraction of the assets If you have most of the RWA coins.
I'll buy basket of tokens so i'll get some 3 NYC Manhattan skycrapers for just pocket money :)


That's the blackrock plan also.....and after 10 years many people would say" If i only would know i'll be rich by now" so it's always late If you not prepared.
And trump is good friend of blackrock...they are the old money power heavily involved in real estate so most definately trump will let this happening If blackrock want this to be happening.
Also the WEF and Blackrock are friends and they both want tokenized world.

Also trump might put the Larry Fink as Treasury Secretary so it will be nice times for everybody thanks for this guys you can Do only less but you can have it all

I think i understand  it like this that the idea behind tokenization of property and land in general is to transform ownership into a digital token on the blockchain. Ownership that could be monetized, even traded, would constitute a new, revolutionary way of real estate. Probably, Ethereum bases this venture on its contribution to the development of smart contracts and tokens. The idea here is to be one of the early adopters of these asset tokens so that they can get hold of valuable assets as the market develops and the token starts to increase in value. This may also be driven by influential financial institutions such as BlackRock and political parties, although this is purely speculative in terms of their involvement. RWA-based currencies tie cryptocurrencies to the real world through asset collaterals, be it property, credit, or loans, partly allowing access to asset value. Promising as this vision of venture return to early investors is, there is so much uncertainty and pitfalls entailed, and how successful this change will turn out remains to be seen in view of several developments regulatory, technological, and market reception included.

The great reset may not be happening soon, if it does, the effect will not be the same in every place and in some places owning real estate will still be very profitable and a good choice.  It is not good to get discouraged based on what has not yet happened, based on something that is not happening anytime soon. If you have good real estate investment to add to your cryptocurrency investment and you miss the opportunity, you may end up regretting it.

Didn't we have a reset already during the covid19 pandemic and the war between Russia and Ukraine? And that's such a crazy order to see that land assets will be tokenized. That won't be land anymore if it's in the form of token and everyone is traditional with lands because you own the thing if you have the title of it but if you're going to own a token then it won't be preferred by the vast majority who likes to own a piece of land from any state that they can afford to. I doubt it will become a thing because I've seen projects like this before but it didn't really materialized as we have different point of view about it and it's not good at all.

Unless you're living in a communist country then you might be forced to own tokens and every asset you have will be taken away from you by the government.

The idea seems unreal to me - even if it were to be realized, it would take a long time for the best decision to be made. There would be pros and cons if it happened anytime soon - such a big change requires time and a strategic approach to avoid chaos. But what if someone who doesn't support Crypto became the US president? That would be a different story - right?

Real estate investment is still the best choice now - but I am not sure how the investment climate is in various countries whether it is still worth it or is outdated. Property is still needed and this is a need that will always have demand.

For as long as shelter remains one of the basic needs of humans, real estate will always be a profitable investment.

One thing that can affect the profit is government policy, which may be unfavorable to real estate investors in some countries. Another thing is when you are unfortunate to invest in a disputed property, a property under investigation, or a property in a bad location.

I think tokenization of property is still too far, how many RWA project trying to tokenize ownership ended up failing because there's no legality framework to work with.

you don't release your tokenized property without complying to the regulation and if the law say token can't represent ownership then you're cooked if you bought a tokenized property previously.

all RWA project are still too immature as of now maybe it needs a decade or more for the regulation to happen and even so there's no guarantee that tokenization of real world asset will utilize public blockchain like ethereum.
the government can implement their own blockchain for this needs like how they try to implement CBDC.

Tokenized real estate makes sense from an investment perspective and it's not a new thing. Probably it's not widespread though but it is available in the market. And such kind of things do not work in individual housing where people stay with their families. It only works for corporate real estates.

If you have heard about REITs, then it's a tokenized real estate concept already available to the Indian markets. It's just not on blockchain though. But the concept is same. You can buy a fraction of a corporate real estate by investing small amounts. The holding company looks after the maintenance and you earn rental income proportionate to the units you hold every quarter.

It's already a thing here in India and I personally hold some units to a well known corporate park in my city. The holding company pays out a dividend 5 times a year. One per quarter and one annual. I am easily making around 8-9% yield on the my investment (pre tax).

I don't know about the reset but it may not happen in our lifetime. But tokenized ownership of real estate is profitable and makes sense due to low entry barrier.