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15 February 2019

Navigating The Risks Of Blockchain Technology In Commercial Real Estate

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Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether continue to dominate the headlines, but these tokens could not exist without blockchain.
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Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether continue to dominate the headlines, but these tokens could not exist without blockchain. Investors in real estate, that most quintessential of physical assets, historically have not taken advantage of blockchain. However, recent signs have pointed to a coming blockchain revolution in the world of commercial real estate. 

In their latest article for Commercial Observer, Eric Sherman and Marion Harris explain that while significant legal and regulatory uncertainty remains, the promise of blockchain is rapidly gaining traction in the world of commercial real estate. "Now is the time for industry players to understand the technology and the risks attendant to its use," they wrote. 

Read the full piece in Commercial Observer.

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