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Genesis Holdings has finalized its agreement with Metrospaces and will soon launch a digital real-estate investment platform. The company confirmed acquisition of key tokenization and PropTech assets and named Metrospaces chief Oscar Brito as Co-CEO to lead rollout of sector-specific offerings, starting with boutique hotels and premium short-term residences. Management says the first security-token offerings will appear on platforms built from the acquired technology.
The announcement follows an earlier pact between the firms. On Oct. 15, Genesis signed letter of intent with Metrospaces to buy MetroCrowd and MetroHouse, signaling a push into tokenized real-estate finance. Metrospaces announced agreement the same day, saying both companies would relaunch the platforms in the coming weeks and revamp their web presence to support new offerings.
Genesis says the platform will let investors buy interests in curated real-estate segments with transparent on-chain records and streamlined investor flows. The firm outlined roadmap that includes expansion into multi-family and luxury redevelopment, plus a Bitcoin-aligned treasury feature for select products. The company argues that programmable tokens and real-time registries can reduce friction in fundraising, ownership transfers, and secondary trading.
In the announcement, Oscar Brito, Co-CEO of Genesis and CEO of Metrospaces, said: “Over the next few weeks, we’ll begin unveiling a series of vertically specialized platforms that enable investors to participate in real estate in a more direct, transparent, and liquid way than ever before.” (Oscar Brito, Co-CEO, Genesis Holdings). He added that tokenization “is a fundamental transformation” of how property is financed and owned.
For the tokenization market, the deal connects existing PropTech tools with regulated security-token rails. If the integration meets plan, Genesis could bring hotel portfolios and branded residences to on-chain investors, with Metrospaces supporting operations. Observers will watch for the first STO filings, custody arrangements, and how the Bitcoin-treasury element is structured within compliant real-estate products.
