Bricklayer, a decentralized real estate platform, has secured an option to offer a tokenized equity stake in a $44 million logistics facility leased by Amazon in Florence, Kentucky. This is Bricklayer’s first property offering using its Tokenized Equity Stake (TES) structure and marks the beginning of its tokenized real estate investment model.
The warehouse is fully leased to Amazon.com Services LLC under a long-term, triple-net lease until April 2032. Located near key Midwest and Southeastern markets, it serves as a last-mile logistics hub.
Using the TES model, Bricklayer enables real estate professionals to raise capital globally in Limited Partner and Tenants-in-Common positions. The investments are tokenized into Bricklayer’s native asset, BRCK, which is supported by commercial real estate revenues and Bitcoin holdings under its Cement Factory program.
The initial tokenized equity will be launched on the XRP Ledger. Bricklayer says this blockchain platform provides the tools needed to manage real-world assets digitally. Investors can access commercial real estate directly and verify ownership on-chain. These positions can be traded at any time due to the nature of blockchain. Participants in Bricklayer’s DAO governance system may also receive a share of performance returns.
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