What are the best alternatives to RealT for earning rental income from tokenized property?
5 platforms besides RealT: Reental — 10-14% (projected), from €500 / project; Lofty — 8-10% rental yield, from ~$50 / token; Bloxxter — ~3% (coupon), from €500; Brickwise — Variable (rental), from €100; FINEXITY — Rental yield + appreciation, from €500. Closest to RealT is Lofty — single US rental homes, small tickets, rent paid out in stablecoins. In the EU, Reental, Bloxxter, Brickwise, FINEXITY offer property exposure under European rules, mostly as bonds or profit-sharing notes rather than direct shares in a house. RealT itself has suspended payouts since February 2026.
RealT sold tokens of single US rental houses and paid the rent weekly in USDC — until it suspended payouts in February 2026 amid a lawsuit by the City of Detroit, and announced a voluntary liquidation in July 2026, according to reports. Other platforms pay rent in other markets, or wrap property in a regulated bond or profit-sharing note instead. The table compares them.
Figures from our live dataset · page generated 2026-10-12 · not investment advice
| Token | Issuer | Yield / return | Minimum | KYC to buy | Chain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| REENTAL Reental (tokenized EU real estate) | Reental | 10-14% (projected) | €500 / project | Not stated | Ethereum |
| LOFTY Lofty (tokenized US rental real estate) | Lofty | 8-10% rental yield | ~$50 / token | Not stated | Algorand |
| BLOXXTER Bloxxter (tokenized German real estate) | Bloxxter Invest GmbH (Germany) | ~3% (coupon) | €500 | Not stated | Security tokens (held in wallet) |
| BRICKWISE Brickwise (tokenized DACH real estate) | Brickwise Investment GmbH (Austria) | Variable (rental) | €100 | Not stated | Brickprotocol |
| FINEXITY FINEXITY (tokenized real assets) | FINEXITY AG | Rental yield + appreciation | from €500 | Not stated | Polygon / Ethereum-compatible |
Side by side
| REENTAL | LOFTY | BLOXXTER | BRICKWISE | FINEXITY | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where the yield comes from | Rental income / project return (stablecoin) | Net rental income (USDC, daily) | Fixed bond coupon from German rental income | Monthly net rental surplus | Rental income + value appreciation |
| Risk (our label) | High | High | High | High | High |
| Custody | Platform wallet | Lofty wallet | Platform / SPV | Platform / SPV | Platform-managed |
| Liquidity | Illiquid; fixed terms (1-4 years) | Illiquid; internal P2P market | Low; issuer buy-back, no deep secondary market | Low; in-app marketplace | Illiquid; secondary trading after lock-up |
| KYC to mint with the issuer | KYC required | KYC required | KYC required | KYC required | KYC required |
| KYC to buy on a market | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| KYC to redeem | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Assets under management | — | — | — | — | — |
| Jurisdiction | Spain (EU) | USA | Germany (EU, BaFin) | Austria (EU; DE via Effecta) | Germany |
| How to buy | Account + KYC at reental.co, invest in euros | Account at lofty.ai, buy via card/crypto | Register at bloxxter.com, KYC, subscribe from €500 | Download the Brickwise app, KYC, invest from €100 | Account + KYC at finexity.com |
How to choose
Start from what you want to own. If it is a share of a specific rental house with rent paid weekly or daily, RealT and Lofty are the two that work that way — compare the cities, the vacancy rate and how easily tokens trade. If you want a regulated security in Europe, the bond and note platforms fit better, but your claim is on the issuer, not on the building. In every case read the rent after costs, not the gross rent, and check how you can sell before you buy.
More questions
Which platform is most like RealT?
Lofty on Algorand: tokens of individual US rental homes from about $50, with rent paid out in stablecoins. The differences are the chain, how often rent is paid and how easily tokens can be sold again.
Is there a regulated RealT alternative in Europe?
Yes: Reental — Spain (EU); Bloxxter — Germany (EU, BaFin); Brickwise — Austria (EU; DE via Effecta); FINEXITY — Germany. They work under European rules, mostly through bonds or profit-participation notes tied to the property, so the investor usually holds a claim on the issuer rather than a share of a single house. Each token page names the structure.
Is RealT still paying rent?
No. RealT stopped almost all weekly payouts in February 2026. The City of Detroit had sued it in July 2025 over code violations at hundreds of houses, and a court barred rent collection until repairs were certified; a court-appointed fiduciary took over the Detroit portfolio in April 2026, and RealT announced a voluntary liquidation in July 2026, according to reports. The yields in our RealT index are the rents RealT states, not what holders receive.
What should RealT holders learn from it when choosing an alternative?
Concentration and landlord risk. Most RealT houses were in Detroit, so code enforcement, vacancies and repairs there hit almost the whole portfolio at once. Look at who manages the properties, how spread out they are, and whether the investor holds a direct share or a claim secured on the property.
Which one has the lowest minimum?
LOFTY (Lofty), with minimum ~$50 / token. The highest stated minimum here is FINEXITY, with minimum from €500.
Which of them can I buy without KYC?
None of them is stated as buyable without KYC.
Where does the yield come from?
REENTAL: Rental income / project return (stablecoin). LOFTY: Net rental income (USDC, daily). BLOXXTER: Fixed bond coupon from German rental income. BRICKWISE: Monthly net rental surplus. FINEXITY: Rental income + value appreciation.
How risky are they?
REENTAL: High. LOFTY: High. BLOXXTER: High. BRICKWISE: High. FINEXITY: High. The risk label is ours, in plain language, and is explained on each token page.
Are these yields fixed?
5 of 5 are variable: the rate moves with markets and is not guaranteed.