- Christie’s has launched a crypto real estate division with $1B+ in luxury properties available in BTC
- The team includes legal and crypto experts, streamlining high-end purchases outside traditional banking
- This formalizes crypto’s role in real-world asset allocation, especially among ultra-high-net-worth individuals
Christie’s International Real Estate just made it official: crypto has entered the luxury real estate game for good.
With a newly launched division focused solely on crypto property transactions, Christie’s is now handling over $1 billion worth of homes purchasable in Bitcoin and other digital assets
This isn’t a theoretical shift—it’s built on actual execution. The move follows multiple eight-figure deals closed entirely in crypto, including a Beverly Hills mansion that went for $65 million in BTC.
Now, with a dedicated team of legal, crypto, and valuation experts, the brokerage is bypassing traditional banking rails and pushing the boundary of what’s possible in high-end real estate
The portfolio isn’t just big—it’s iconic. Think La Fin in Bel Air, tagged at $118 million. Or the Nightingale property in Beverly Hills at $63 million. Or the Invisible House in Joshua Tree, famous for its mirrored desert-reflecting façade.
These aren’t listings—they’re digital wealth landing pads
Christie’s is sending a message: crypto millionaires and billionaires no longer need to exit their assets to enter the luxury real estate market. The infrastructure is now in place to move from cold wallets to closing dates without friction
This pivot also signals a broader institutional acceptance of crypto beyond speculation. Real-world asset allocation—at the very top of the market—is becoming a standard use case. When $100 million homes can change hands without touching fiat, it’s not a trend anymore.
It’s a framework
