The metaverse – a growing number of immersive virtual online worlds where users live and play – has become a hotbed of real estate speculation. Investors are betting on it being an integral ...

Late last year, a flood of cash from tech enthusiasts and corporate marketers ignited real estate prices in the metaverse. Alt-coin owners and CryptoPunk NFT collectors with stars in their eyes ...

While the metaverse is still in its infancy, there’s been a land rush in recent years, with users and investors paying real money for virtual real estate. With countless startups now competing ...

Last year’s highly anticipated virtual land rush into the metaverse has yet to materialize, but sluggish participation and little profit from the alternative not-so-real-estate world hasn’t caused its ...

At present, the news seems to be filled with stories of corporate giants like Walmart, Nike and Facebook (now Meta) entering the metaverse — a place where this is no shortage of real estate to be had.

It sounds like a gimmick—buying land you can’t physically touch. But virtual real estate isn’t just for gamers anymore. It’s ...

Despite the implosion of FTX and projections of a cryptocurrency winter, the metaverse real estate market is expected to grow by $5.37 billion by 2026. By Debra Kamin In March, Gabe Sierra ...