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.

Zeehaus is a San Francisco-based company that is creating a blockchain-based real estate service company that will be empowered by a digital token and smart contracts.
Their investment platform will facilitate crowdfunding of a portfolio of properties that the company will purchase, manage, and sell. The company also hopes to leverage the power of blockchain to enable more transparent and efficient property sales that will benefit both buyers and sellers.

Land Layby has set out to establish a public, immutable distributed ledger for land ownership in developing countries. Their goal is to bring full transparency to the process of buying land in Kenya, Africa and other developing countries. Since the earliest implementation of decentralized ledgers, registering land ownership has been frequently mentioned as natural extension of blockchain's transformational potential. Many developing countries are plagued by corrupt centralized bureaucracies that prevent land owners from registering their land easily. Land Layby hopes to apply the benefits of a transparent, decentralized, and immutable ledger to solve this problem, and empower land owners in the process.