Genesis Holdings Enters Real Estate Tokenization Market Through Metrospaces Acquisition
Genesis Holdings is acquiring Metrospaces' intellectual property to establish a tokenized real estate platform, positioning the company in a rapidly growing market projected to exceed $20 billion by 2030.
Genesis Holdings, Inc. has signed a strategic Letter of Intent with Metrospaces, Inc., marking the company's official entry into the real estate tokenization sector. The agreement represents a significant shift for Genesis as it transforms into a next-generation PropTech and tokenization platform focused on bridging traditional real estate with digital capital markets.
Under the terms of the LOI, Genesis will acquire Metrospaces' intellectual property assets in exchange for $1 million in Preferred Stock, convertible at a 15% discount to market and carrying a 5% annual yield. This technological foundation will support Genesis' planned tokenized real estate ecosystem, designed to create transparent, compliant, and liquid investment structures. The move comes as the global Security Token Offering market is projected to exceed $20 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual rate of more than 50% as investors increasingly seek regulated digital alternatives to traditional securities.
Following the transaction's closure, Oscar Brito will be named CEO of Genesis, bringing over two decades of international experience in luxury and hospitality real estate. Brito has been directly involved in more than $900 million in real estate funding, transactions, and dispositions across the Americas and Europe, including co-founding and participating in the development of globally recognized projects such as the London Bvlgari Hotel.
Brito stated that tokenized real estate represents the next frontier of financial innovation, combining blockchain transparency, AI efficiency, and real-asset backing to create steady, scalable growth. The strategy aims to make real estate investing as simple, liquid, and borderless as trading any other asset class, positioning Genesis as an early and credible entrant in a market still in its infancy that could reshape real estate funding and ownership structures for decades to come.
Post-closing, Genesis plans to finalize the relaunch of both MetroCrowd and MetroHouse platforms, onboard new partners, and prepare for phased rollout. The company also anticipates introducing innovative tokenized financing models designed to align investor interests with transparent, asset-backed structures, providing a sustainable foundation for long-term value creation in the evolving digital real estate landscape.