How to Tokenize a Property: A Guide for Developers and Owners
The issuer’s side of property tokenization: the legal wrapper, U.S. and Canadian securities exemptions, token design, trading venues and ongoing duties.
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Articles about raising capital in real estate financing and investment.
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The issuer’s side of property tokenization: the legal wrapper, U.S. and Canadian securities exemptions, token design, trading venues and ongoing duties.
How the capital stack works for hotels and apartment buildings: senior debt, mezzanine, preferred and common equity, and what each costs in money and control.
What a real estate joint venture is, who the partners usually are, how it compares with syndication or a sale, and when it suits a hotel or apartment project.
How a new or converted hotel is funded: the full project budget, each layer of the capital stack, where the equity comes from and what lenders need first.
How shopping centre developments are financed: pre-leasing and anchor tenants, construction and permanent loans, equity, and what lenders ask to see.
How new rental apartment buildings are funded in Canada and the U.S.: construction loans, CMHC and HUD programs, equity partners and the capital stack.
What foreign investors check before backing a property deal, and the U.S. and Canadian tax, ownership and securities rules that apply to them.
Where first-time sponsors find equity for a commercial property, from friends and family to family offices, and the securities rules for raising it.
How participating loans, profit-sharing agreements and convertible notes work in property deals, what to negotiate, and the securities and interest-rate rules.
How crowdfunding platforms, tokenized offerings and REITs let you invest in property without buying a building, and the U.S. and Canadian limits that apply.