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Tokenized Real Estate Faces Deal Flow Headwinds Beyond Washington

Published Nov 10, 2026
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  • Bisnow reports Miami developer Rilea Group has logged eight crypto-paid sales totaling about $15.7M across two buildings since January 2025.
  • The Clarity Act passed the House 294 to 134 in July 2025, but a September Senate cloture vote failed 49 to 50, and oversight of crypto still sits with multiple regulators.
  • RedSwan reports its listings climbed to $230M, Goldman launched a tokenized fund on GS DAP with Apex Group and Archax, and Deloitte forecasts $4T of tokenized real estate by 2035.

What happened with crypto home sales

Bisnow's reporting says Rilea Group has recorded eight sales paid with cryptocurrency since January 2025, totaling roughly $15.7M across two buildings. So far in 2025, there was a single January deal in which an investor spent $13.9M on five Mohawk at Wynwood units. The year before, buyers paid in USDT for three Rider Residences units totaling $1.8M.

Bitcoin is hovering near $75K, down from above $100K a year earlier. According to Rilea President Diego Ojeda, buyers feel poorer even though they expect a rebound, leading them to wait.

The regulatory logjam

The House advanced the Clarity Act in July 2025 by a 294 to 134 vote, but the measure has been stuck since a September cloture vote in the Senate failed 49 to 50, 11 short of the threshold. In the absence of new law, crypto oversight is divided between existing agencies, and Ojeda noted that smaller outfits like Rilea still accept crypto, whereas big institutions remain concerned about legal exposure, and some analysts say the bill's prospects are dimming now that Democrats control the Senate.

Tokenized property offerings are already treated as securities and overseen by the SEC, and Ed Nwokedi, CEO of RedSwan, said the Clarity Act would not alter that.

Industry activity and obstacles

According to the reporting, RedSwan's last tokenized closing occurred prior to 2024, and a March SEC filing said its brokerage arm, which has been active since 2024, had not yet produced customer revenue. Nwokedi said the Houston firm's listings have reached $230M - up from $50M a year ago - and that there are six tokenized offerings open to investors, including two hotels in the Hamptons.

RealT, a crypto-based platform, converted roughly 700 Detroit houses into fractional stakes and raised $140M, and then in July announced it would liquidate. On Oct. 28, a Detroit judge allowed sales of properties with occupancy certificates, with proceeds required to remain in escrow.

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Large institutions are still experimenting. We previously covered Goldman's tokenized fund built with Apex Group and Archax on the GS DAP platform, which uses traditional firms for custody and administration.

The bottom line for your portfolio

Deloitte's $4T by 2035 projection meets a tougher present. Beyond Congress, deal flow is pinched by weaker crypto wealth, thin track records and platform instability. Bisnow notes Ojeda has not yet found a tokenization partner with a long enough history.

Watch two markers next: whether the Senate brings the Clarity Act back to life and whether RedSwan begins recording closings on its larger inventory. Nwokedi said that future filings will document closings as they happen.

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