Brickblock is developing a tokenization platform for real estate, ETF's, and cryptocurrency funds. Brickblock has plans to allow users to invest in a variety of assets, but they are focusing on real estate, at the start. The platform is powered by the BBK token.

The IHT Real Estate Protocol uses blockchain to connect real estate developers with investors. The network is powered by the Ethereum-based IHT token, and uses smart contracts that allow developers to transparently raise funds according to their needs and preferences.

Ubitquity is developing a blockchain-based system for real estate deeds. Users will be able to securely record, track, and transfer real estate deeds. They offer a BaaS (Blockchain-as-a-Service) platform specifically designed for real estate and the financial institutions that work closely with it. Ubitquity's goal is to leverage the benefits of blockchain to assist financial institutions with increased transparency, reduced human error, and faster search times when dealing with real estate transaction issues.