Blockchain is frequently discussed in property circles; but rarely understood in practical terms.
In theory, blockchain promises:
- Faster transactions
- Immutable records
- Reduced reliance on intermediaries
In practice, UK property adoption remains limited by:
• Legal frameworks
• Registry integration
• Market conservatism
That said, progress is being made in niche areas:
- Title record management
- Fractional ownership structures
- Cross-border transaction transparency
Blockchain’s immediate impact is not disruption, but incremental efficiency in specific use cases.
At DXXV, we monitor blockchain developments as part of the longer-term infrastructure of property; not as a speculative overlay, but as a future enabler of cleaner, faster transactions.