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A place to buy and sell the world's property markets without owning property. You buy an index that tracks a city or a country's real estate, and you sell it back when you want out. Everything settles in SOL.
Cities such as New York, Boston, Los Angeles, Toronto, London, Paris, Madrid, Zurich, Stockholm, Athens, Warsaw, Istanbul, Tel Aviv, Dubai, Riyadh, Tokyo, Osaka, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Singapore, Sydney, Auckland, Delhi, Mumbai, Bangkok, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Ho Chi Minh City, Taipei, Mexico City, Sao Paulo and Johannesburg, plus country and global REIT benchmarks.
No. Property indexes normally sit behind a brokerage relationship in the country they belong to. Here it is a wallet and a SOL balance.
Yes. Pick up to five markets, set what share of the basket each one holds, and list it. It is buyable by everyone the moment you publish it.
Buying and selling
You put an amount of SOL into a market. That amount is stamped with the index level at the moment of the fill, and your holding moves with the level from there.
Pick 1x to 20x before you buy. Your amount then moves with that many times as much of the market. Liquidation sits at 90 percent of the amount in the losing direction, so at 5x an 18 percent fall closes the holding and at 20x a 4.5 percent fall does. The level is shown before you buy, and you can never lose more than the amount you put in.
Sell. The holding is closed at the live level and what it is worth goes into your balance the same second, profit included, paid out of the treasury. Withdraw it to your wallet whenever you like.
0.01 SOL a buy. There is no maximum, and no fee for listing an index.
Your holding is worth less, and selling returns less than you put in. At 1x that is the whole story. With leverage the fall counts for more, and if it reaches your liquidation level the holding is closed and the amount is gone. Either way the most you can lose is what you put into that holding.
Pricing
The live quote for each market from Yahoo Finance, converted into US dollars at the live exchange rate, multiplied by its weight, summed. The level is recomputed on the server at the moment of every trade.
Because that is how those markets are quoted. The largest landlord or developer in a city moves with the property market it sits in, and it is the only instrument on that market that prices every day.
TradingView, on candles, drawn from the same instrument the level is priced off. A basket is charted as a weighted expression of the markets inside it.
Balance
Every buy comes out of it and every sale goes back into it. You deposit SOL to the treasury address, the transfer is verified on-chain before it is credited, and every deposit is deduplicated by transaction signature so the same transfer can never be counted twice.
Sell what you hold, then withdraw from your balance to your own wallet. Withdrawals are sent as SOL straight from the treasury.
You pay a Solana network fee in SOL when you deposit, usually a fraction of a cent. Withdrawals are sent and paid for by the treasury. There is no listing fee and no trading fee.
Risk
Property markets fall, sometimes sharply, on rate decisions and policy announcements. A market that is closed cannot be sold into until it reopens. Payouts depend on the Estate Markets treasury being able to meet them. Nothing on this site is investment advice, and you should not commit money you cannot afford to lose entirely.
No. You are buying exposure to the level of a property index. There is no property, no deed and no rent. Holdings are synthetic and settle in SOL against your balance.
Start Buying
Fund a balance in SOL, buy the property market you want to be in, and sell it back whenever you like. One balance, one price, on Solana.