Although today Bitcoin is mainly used as a store of value rather than as a means of payment, some people are innovating and accepting Bitcoin as a means of payment. An example is a commercial space in Rio de Janeiro that is for sale 0.7 bitcoins.
According to information the room is about 30 sqm, with 1 bathroom and parking space. Further afield, it also overlooks Santos Dumont Airport, close to several other services in the region such as restaurants, banks and a post office.
The key point is that the trading space is sold for Bitcoin. The current owner offers the property on the website Livimaa startup considered the Uber of real estate negotiations, for 0.7 BTC, approximately R$131,000 at current prices.
According to Felipe Bogoricin Braga, co-founder of LivimaSelling property with Bitcoin is a simple process as it ultimately involves an exchange contract that provides security to the parties involved.
“Livima’s role is also to assist in this transaction for both the buyer and the seller.” — Felipe said Livecoins.
In Rio de Janeiro, commercial space is for sale for 0.7 bitcoin
Located at Avenida Marechal Câmara 160, in downtown Rio de Janeiro, the commercial office building has 2 entrances, security with a CCTV monitoring center, electronic card access, 24-hour operation, central air conditioning and 11 new elevators.
With 30 m² and 1 bathroom, a great option for a medium-sized practice or law firm, the commercial space has a beautiful view. Through the windows you can see Santos Dumont Airport, but also the beauty of the natural landscape of the capital Rio.
The commercial space also has various services nearby. You will find a post office directly below the building, as well as various transport companies 5 minutes away. In other words, it can also be a great place for e-commerce.
Further afield, the region also offers banks, restaurants and a wide range of hotels, making it a suitable environment for different types of businesses while providing convenience to entrepreneurs and their customers.
Selling real estate for Bitcoin is still uncommon, but is gaining ground. For example, last year in Barcelona, Spain, a luxury apartment with a sea view was sold for 140 bitcoins.
Source: Live Coins
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