By accepting Bitcoin, the seller is tapping into a unique group of investors that want access to a high-barrier-to-entry market.
March 16, 2021 at 06:49 AM
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Before the pandemic, the commercial real estate market had slowly and cautiously been opening up to cryptocurrencies, such a bitcoin. Those endeavors mostly paused during the health crisis but now appear to be re-emerging.
Namely, the Treehouse nightclub in Miami’s South Beach is coming to market and the seller, Acqua LLC, is willing to accept all forms of payment including cryptocurrencies.
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Treehouse Nightclub in Miami’s South Beach. Courtesy photo.
