Technology challenges how we think about property transactions

The metaverse aims to bring people together in the future. But it's also become a hot market for real estate.

  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 5:00 a.m. July 1, 2022
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Landz.io is selling NFTs for 5,000 mansions starting in July that can be placed in the metaverse platform of your choice. (Courtesy photo)
Landz.io is selling NFTs for 5,000 mansions starting in July that can be placed in the metaverse platform of your choice. (Courtesy photo)
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We’ve all dreamed about it: The Miami Beach life. There, nestled around the rich and famous and the international jet set, we’ll sit, sipping champagne, taking in the scene and the sun.

One can dream, right? Well, one no longer has to.

 

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