BREAKING PROPERTY NEWS – 15/11/2022

Daily bite-sized proptech and property news in partnership with Proptech-X.

 

Addland takes a huge leap forward in its mission to “Bring Land To Life

Addland has just released a new video showing off the latest in a long line of ground-breaking features – combined 3D mapping and OS terrain 5 data.

The new feature will bring desktop assessments to life through Addland’s research tools.

Featuring as a new map layer, any potential consideration – from flood zones to ancient woodlands – can be overlaid to build up a complete picture.

Its a particularly powerful feature for developers, enabling them to fully understand the geographic data and evaluate the potential for increased building costs at the outset.

Likewise, companies operating in the renewables space are able to quickly and accurately determine site feasibility for wind or solar development.

Andrew Smith, CCO at Addland, said: “It’s so good, it’s practically better than being on-site.”

Find out more in the video below:

Million Dollar – The First Real Estate Metaverse Company

PRESS RELEASE: NFTs, meaning Non-Fungible Tokens, is a concept that gets people together. From arts to music to exclusive content and to VIP events, the NFT ecosystem brings so much to users. Metaverse allows users to engage in real-life activities in virtual reality (VR). You can own clothes, buy shoes, and even own land. And this has enabled projects to transform from NFTs into the Metaverse. One such project that has transformed is the Million Dollar Metaverse – the first real estate company in the Metaverse.

Million Dollar is the first Real Estate Company in the Metaverse with a concept of NFT Collection, such as male brokers, female brokers, plotlands, and other properties. The platform is built on the Ethereum blockchain. The community keeps expanding, and users can become property owners – buying and selling lands to generate income.

The Million Dollar platform is an ample opportunity for people who can’t invest in physical properties due to their lack of knowledge to become Real Estate brokers. We will create a space that allows you to connect with prospective customers. Buyers and sellers (project participants) will coexist, and transactions will happen faster and easier. “We believe real estate can be more fun without compromising the project participants” potential income. Thus, socialization and technology can co-exist in real estate – this is the target future of the Million Dollar Metaverse.” ( Sebastian F. Baciu – CEO)

The NFT collections on Million Dollar include – Brokers, Properties, and Lands. The Broker is a male character with over 350 unique traits. Each attribute is categorized as either Smart-Casual, Formal, or Elegant. These categories determine the exclusive packages the Broker can access.

What makes the Million Dollar project stand out?

  •  A broker gives holders more opportunities to earn passive and active incomes.
  • The community base has no monopoly in terms of decision-making.
  • The platform’s security level is high and end-encrypted.
  • Every user can access the platform and stake their property.
  • The community comprises crypto experts who contribute to the project’s development.

The Million Dollar is an outstanding project, mainly due to the impact of experienced developers and enthusiasts, including – Web3, real estate, IT, marketing, and blockchain design. As a result, users are well-assured of continuous community growth and establishment.

Andrew Stanton Executive Editor – moving property and proptech forward. PropTech-X

Andrew Stanton

CEO & Founder Proptech-PR. Proptech Real Estate Influencer, Executive Editor of Estate Agent Networking. Leading PR consultancy in Proptech & Real Estate.

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