REAL vs ATLANT and PROPY VS REX - Real estate ICO competition.

[herromerro]

I'll probably invest a little in each just to be safe. Real estate is a huge market

I also invested in REX and REAL.
Actually REAL is making me excited. It can be whole new experience for lots of crypto investors.

[ineedlicense]

Too much competition. How to call winners from this market? Looks so hard. But imo Atlant and REAL are front runners at this point.

[josephinerosdy]

i follow REAL from the beginning and interested.
and join their telegram made me more excited.
so i choose REAL than ATLANT

[CuriousGeorge]

Too much competition. How to call winners from this market? Looks so hard. But imo Atlant and REAL are front runners at this point.

I can say no to the atlant project and that was a bit scammy in my opinion regarding the bounty amount that will have given to the bounty hunters after the ico will have ended, but other like propy makes me interested with it, I've some people already said that they have used the alpha of the propy itself.

[makishart]

Too much competition. How to call winners from this market? Looks so hard. But imo Atlant and REAL are front runners at this point.

Determining the winner simply by how much funds they could raise and how's the project could bring profit to its investors, when it's still the begining of fundraising, it's hard to know which one have the chance to win this competition, but at the end. we'll see the outcome.
but i bet, it's REAL that will lead the competition, just my opinion tho

[franc0]

I was going to invest in REAL but i read the whitepaper and is true what the ATLANT team tells about them in this article https://medium.com/@atlantio/real-estate-ico-comparison-chart-ab002b497141 ,that they just buying Real Estate with ICO funds. I would rather invest in REX than REAL if i were not to invest in ATLANT.

What i like about ATLANT is that is targeting both markets p2p rentals and tokenization of properties, none of the competitors targets both p2p and tokenization of properties. Also it will be completely DAO-like Platform, token holders will vote to change something and it will be completely decentralized, users will be incentivized to run ATLANT nodes, Descentralized Exchange... i don't think none of the real estate projects has all that. The majority of the real estate projects are not even descentralized but REX and PROOF..


Also Investopedia released today this this http://www.investopedia.com/news/how-blockchain-technology-changing-real-estate/

[cloudethminer]

ATLANT released a wallet for ETH and ATL this week.  While the news is nice, I found it strange that they'd release a wallet instead of focusing on the property exchange for the PCOs they plan to support.  I get it that the exchange will need to have wallet functionality, so the wallet may grow to become an exchange, but it's an odd first step.  Pretty decent for an ICO that is still in round 2 with 3 days left in the ICO.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.frostchein.atlant

Meanwhile, not much from Propy hasn't released anything since the ICO ended.  They are on EtherDelta, Liqui and HitBTC.  The coin is down quite a bit since it listed.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/propy/

REAL doesn't have much news with 6 days left in the ICO.  They are on phase 2, so waiting to see what comes next.

I don't follow REX or SMARTRe, so can't say anything about those.

[carrie_white]

REAL and ATLANT, both are very good projects, but for altants it's been touching softcap, but for hardcap it is still very far, and very high, but with ico time is still quite long, it seems there will be enough time to collect it

[inthelongrun]

I have my thoughts that all these four projects are dreaming really big in the world of blockchain, dragging into it the real estate business. These must be an ambitious projects and a giant breakthrough in case these will be successful. Atlant, for example, has already gathered almost $4 million and there is still more than a month left of the ICO.

[Pasutinmeur]

REAL and ATLANT, both are very good projects, but for altants it's been touching softcap, but for hardcap it is still very far, and very high, but with ico time is still quite long, it seems there will be enough time to collect it

Don't just caused by you are following the atlant project and you must say a good project. The project has big target but this time just raise a little fund comparing with the hardcap and that should be a considered as a fail. Too many supply that will be distributed to the bounty participant. And that was more than a half of the fund. Atlant dump will come.

[bubblepop]

My vote goes to Propy. Everythings laid out to be revolutionary, just a matter of the team reaching their targets on time.
Glad its trading below ICO price.
REX is my second bet.

[whiskeydelta]

I like Atlant - because of the P2P rental market.  It think this will be the easiest to execute. 

I also like the idea of having a more liquid real estate market, as I like liquid  investments and am not a hard property type person - don't see being a true landlord in my future.

Propy is interesting -- and much needed not just for international transactions but for all transactions because the real estate market is completely fraudulent with the banks holding the real title to your property regardless of whether you pay off your mortgage. 

If investing purely in Real Estate Funds - then it is absolutely necessary for their to be real estate experts in many many locales in order for these applications like Atlant and REAL to go wide spread.  Having a tiny portfolio doesn't warrant the cryptos.  Having a huge portfolio of properties similar to funds that are appearing in Iconomi and Blackmoon capital for cryptos, stock, and fiat investments would great.  I can imagine a day when all properties are on the blockchain for record keeping, transactions, investing.  I do think it is a long upward road though.

Again I think having a P2P market for rentals is the necessary first step because that market already exists off the blockchain.  In order for that to work they will have to compete on ease of use and price to move people off the larger players like AirBNB.

I am however not investor yet in any of these.  I will continue to do my research and decide if any of them warrant investment now or if later would be a better time.  I suspect that one is likely to gain more ROI in other cryptos during the beginning years and that these endeavors will pick up much later, if ever. 

The reality is that buying and developing properties for crowdfunding is a very capital intensive process.  I would be curious if any of these organizations will be securing any part of the property purchase with bank loans or if it will all be equity shares.   These companies need lots of money and lots of local real estate experts in order to capture quality real estate around the world.  Most of these companies will start within very specific locales.

I am also of the mind that the real estate market is going to go down.  Too much private and public debt in the market.  Yes their are pockets where it is going up -- but I think those properties are overvalued -- San Francisco, Toronto, New York, London, etc.   I would prefer to invest in properties with known rental incomes - either business building or residential communities and to simply own a share in that building/set of buildings and receive a return.  I don't wish to speculate on rising prices in the real estate market, especially on properties in locales which I can't see or don't intend to visit.  Choosing a property in one zip code vs another can make all the difference in the value of a property and they can be right next to each other. 

[easynote]

I'll probably invest a little in each just to be safe. Real estate is a huge market

I also invested in REX and REAL.
Actually REAL is making me excited. It can be whole new experience for lots of crypto investors.

I am not into any of them. The competition does seem like it's somewhat stiff. New blockchains and coins aren't really what the people want.