There is no shortage of optimism among blockchain entrepreneurs exploring new ways of investing in assets, but their attempts are largely failing and success may be years away, according to a new report.

A blockchain-based property marketplace, virtual property tours, and air taxis.

The European developer, headquartered in Luxembourg, has started trading a 34,000 sq ft office, under its coworking brand HubHub, in London.

Accenture’s technology allows popular blockchains, such as the R3 Corda platform used by HM Land Registry and JP Morgan’s Quorum, to ‘talk’ to each other for the first time.

Real estate blockchain startup Brickblock has unveiled a partnership with private wealth services provider JTC to launch its blockchain platform for cross-border property investment. The partnership’s first collaboration involves Hillview Homes, which will offer the first site available on the platform: Birkenhead’s Holt Hill development.

The Initial Coin Offering aims to raise €50m to re-invest into the retail property website.

The property investment firm has formed an exclusive partnership with real estate liquidity platform iYield, and its unique cryptocurrency.

The co-founder of PiLabs has agreed to join the board of the cryptocurrency, after initially investing in PropCoin in April this year.

The Palazzetto, a 16th century mansion in Rome is due to make history as the world’s first property to be auctioned on blockchain, on Thursday 28 June.