TREIT (noun)

/triːt/(pronounced like "treat")

Tokenized Real Estate Investment Trust: A fund that holds real estate tokens, representing fractional ownership of real estate properties. TREITs are part of a class of cryptocurrencies known as real world assets, where the value of each token is directly connected to the value of the underlying real estate properties.

We break it down further in Token Talk

Real Estate Tokens

Blockchain technology, specifically Asset Backed “Tokens,” are radically disrupting the “old boys club” in the $50 Trillion US Real Estate industry. Tokens are digital stock certificates that represent a share of equity in an asset, company, or real estate property.

Real Estate Funds

ADR is creating a new family of Tokenized Real Estate Investment Trusts (TREITs) that will offer investors a wide range of ETF style investment portfolios across multiple real estate types including commercial, storage, multifamily, industrial, hotels, and special use (data centers etc).

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gray concrete wall inside building
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white and black abstract painting
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worm's-eye view photography of concrete building
Secondary Market

Being able to buy and sell tokens of real estate properties in an open market, similar to public stocks, gives the fund an unprecedented degree of control and liquidity. Lower entry costs and capital requirements allows the fund to have much higher diversification through a larger number of properties.