Onchain real estate registry

Block Estates Property Exchange

A 4,444 estate district where every house carries property class, tier weight, activation math and a place inside the future rent ledger. The collection is presented like a live real estate system: deed, floor reference, district reserve, class table and operating handbook in one place.

Total estates4,444fixed district supply
Classes4Tier 1 / Tier 2 / Tier 3 / Genesis
Oracle sample5 listingsunique sellers only
Reserve outflow1.8% daily capproposed handbook control
District DeskNorth Registry / live model
Supply4,444
A1Genesis Row5.00x / occupied
B7Market Spine2.65x / active
C3Civic Row1.55x / pending
D9East Yard1.00x / idle
E4Vault Street2.65x / active
F2North Ledger5.00x / reserved
G8Foundry Lane1.55x / active
H6Block Annex1.00x / idle
cadastral index
district depth
Floor Oraclemedian L5duplicate sellers filtered
Reserve Depth8.0% windowmetered by open bills
Daily Outflow1.8% maxrolling cap model

Collection Registry

Four estate classes, one district supply

The art stays central, but the site frames each NFT as a property record: what class it belongs to, how much weight it carries, and how it plugs into the operating system.
Estate 01Genesis Corner House
Class
Genesis
Weight
5.00x
District
North Ledger
Upper Block Residence
Estate 02Upper Block Residence
Class
Tier 2
Weight
1.55x
District
Civic Row
Prime District Lot
Estate 03Prime District Lot
Class
Tier 3
Weight
2.65x
District
Market Spine
Base Parcel House
Estate 04Base Parcel House
Class
Tier 1
Weight
1.00x
District
East Yard

Estate Operating System

Not a promise page. A machine with parts.

The utility layer is written as if the collection has a back office: registry, oracle, activation bills, rent ledger, reserve pool and failure controls. It feels more serious because the moving pieces are visible.
Deed Registry

Each NFT becomes a readable property record with class, weight, district, listing state and activation history.

Floor Oracle

The app reads a filtered floor reference, ignores duplicate seller pressure and smooths the value before activation math.

Rent Ledger

Active houses earn Rent Points by hours, tier weight, holder conviction and district occupancy.

Reserve Pool

Utility spend is metered from a finite reserve instead of pretending the machine has infinite rewards.

District Lots

Future block rooms can set estate capacity, giving collectors a reason to assemble neighborhoods instead of single flips.

Genesis Registry

Genesis estates sit on the top lane for boosts, early windows, governance weight and collector status.

Property Classes

Tier controls weight, windows and ceilings

TierTitleWeightLease WindowCeilingRole
Tier 1Base Parcel1.00x24h1.20%entry allocation
Tier 2Upper Unit1.55x18h1.80%stronger rent weight
Tier 3Prime Block2.65x12h2.70%priority district lane
GenesisCorner Estate5.00x8h4.00%top registry status

Estate Math

Complex enough to feel engineered, simple enough to audit

These formulas are presentation-grade proposed mechanics for the Block Estates handbook. They create the same feeling as a serious protocol doc without using guaranteed-yield language.
floor_refmedian(lowest_5_listings_unique_sellers)
activation_billmax(1, 1.42 x floor_ref^0.84) x tier_weight
rent_ratemin(tier_ceiling, reserve_balance x 0.08 / open_bills + tier_base)
rent_pointsactive_hours x tier_weight x conviction_multiplier x occupancy_bonus

Documentation

Open the handbook for the full district model

Includes activation flow, oracle smoothing, rent point formula, reserve limits, tier tables, contract map and what can go wrong.
Open Block Estates Docs