Building sustainable homes through innovative tokenized property deeds with social impact integration
The Madagascar Housing Initiative aims to create affordable, sustainable housing while generating returns for investors and creating a positive social impact. By tokenizing $10,000 property deeds and integrating with Gooddollar's UBI platform, we're creating a self-sustaining ecosystem that benefits all stakeholders.
Creating quality homes in Madagascar at $10,000 per unit with a rent-to-own model that empowers local residents.
70% of funds are reinvested in Gooddollar, supporting universal basic income while generating sustainable returns.
Structured to provide competitive returns while creating lasting social impact through a transparent model.
Our primary investment vehicle will be the Madagascar Property Deed Token, priced at $10,000 per unit. Each token represents ownership in a single housing unit with the following allocation:
UAE T-bonds are offered as a separate investment vehicle that complements the Property Deed Tokens:
Key Insight: While both investment vehicles can support the Madagascar Housing Initiative, we've structured them as separate entities to maximize flexibility and liquidity.
Property Deed Tokens provide direct investment into housing with a clear social impact component, while T-Bonds maintain their liquidity while still contributing to the ecosystem through the LST mechanism.
Our innovative rent-to-own structure allows residents to gradually build ownership in their homes while providing stable returns to investors.
| Component | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Property Value | $10,000 | Initial construction cost |
| Ownership Premium | 25% | Return to investors |
| Total Buyout Amount | $12,500 | $10,000 + 25% premium |
| Term | 84 months | 7 years |
| Base Monthly Rent | $50 | Maintenance & management |
| Ownership Contribution | $149 | $12,500 ÷ 84 months |
| Total Monthly Payment | $199 | $50 + $149 |
We utilize Superfluid's streaming payment protocol to create a subscription model for tenants, enabling real-time, continuous payments to deed owners in exchange for fractional ownership accumulation.
This innovative approach eliminates payment delays, reduces administrative overhead, and creates a more transparent ownership transfer process that benefits both residents and investors.
70% of property deed investments are allocated to Gooddollar (G$), a protocol that delivers universal basic income (UBI) to people worldwide. This creates a dual impact:
Funds are staked on the Gooddollar platform until needed for further construction, allowing capital to generate both financial returns and social impact simultaneously.
Our financial model demonstrates how the Madagascar Housing Initiative creates a sustainable cycle of development and returns:
| Phase | Amount | Allocation |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Investment | $1,000,000 | 100 Property Deed Tokens at $10,000 each |
| Construction Fund | $300,000 | 30% allocation for immediate construction |
| Gooddollar Investment | $700,000 | 70% allocation to G$ staking |
| Annual G$ Yield (5% avg) | $35,000 | Reinvested in additional construction |
| Annual Rental Income | $60,000 | $50/month × 100 homes × 12 months |
| Annual Ownership Contributions | $178,800 | $149/month × 100 homes × 12 months |
| Total Annual Return | $273,800 | 27.4% gross return on initial investment |
Sustainability Model: As homes are fully purchased by residents (after 7 years), the capital is recycled into new construction, creating a self-sustaining development cycle.
Expansion Potential: The model can be scaled to additional regions beyond Madagascar as the capital base grows through reinvestment and new investor participation.
Your investment is secured by the physical property assets in Madagascar, with each property deed token representing direct ownership in a specific housing unit. The legal structure ensures your ownership rights are protected.
Our local management team handles any payment issues. If a resident defaults, the property can be reassigned to a new resident without affecting investor returns. We maintain a waiting list of qualified residents to minimize vacancy periods.
Property deed tokens can be traded on our secondary market, providing liquidity options. Additionally, T-bond investments maintain their inherent liquidity while still contributing to the initiative through the LST mechanism.
The 70% allocation to Gooddollar is managed through our treasury, which handles the staking process and yield reinvestment. Regular reports provide transparency on G$ yields and their impact on both UBI distribution and housing development.
Superfluid enables continuous, real-time payment streams from tenants to deed owners. This creates a subscription-like model where ownership accumulates with each passing second rather than in monthly increments. The system is fully automated through smart contracts, providing transparency and reducing administrative overhead.