US sellers use NFTs to sell homes in the virtual world of the Metaverse.

Miami ONE Sothebys International Realty realtor, Forbes, along with NFT developer and author Gabe Sierra, will partner with Voxel Architects to co-create the first MetaReal virtual mansion in the Metaverse Sandbox. Connect to physical tools to simultaneously buy a virtual and a real home.

Virtual home NFT buyers will become real world property owners. Home in Miami, United States. The project is still under construction and is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of this year.

The brick and mortar living space will have a total area of ​​11,000 square feet, featuring seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms, and will be designed in one of Miami's favorite facilities. Sandbox Virtual Tools were created with the help of Voxel Architects and created with the uniqueness of real products. Iron will be starting the race this year, but the exact race time has not been announced, and it is only known that the race will take place at a previously unannounced price.

A specialty retailer, Michael Martinez of ONE Sothebys, also said the product will run on the Ethereum blockchain.

“The device's Metaverse virtual home automation allows owners to use this virtual device to greet and chat with their friends, guests or guests from around the world for the Metaverse.” Residence founder Meta Gabe Sierra told Forbes that by following the real world that customers live in, they will be able to create an experience that resonates with the real world.

“Think of a place where you can first hunt dragons, cross mountains and finally reach the prison, look at the BAYC NFT collection and go out to meet your friends. After you leave the experience and go, into the virtual world, you're going back to the real world, we're still in the same house as our digital treasure, and that's what we want to create. "

There will be many applications for this first purchase of physical properties of virtual assets.

ONE Sothebys and author Gabe Sierra have also reportedly acquired more than 40 plots of land that will be used for future real estate, commercial or recreational properties.

Danieldela Vega, President of ONE Sothebys International Realty, said: “I believe change will be the key to the relationship and real estate will be responsible for the future. No one has ever sold a luxury home of a metaverse property and we believe this strategy will create a unique experience for consumers.

It's unclear what will happen to NFT homes in the future, but Sierra believes this gap will never go away. This is a metaverse product. Previous experience means that the lines of virtual and real integration go almost unnoticed. In the years to come, we will see more and more real assets replaced by NFT technology.