The problem EstateHub solves

Decentralization of real estate assets through technologies like blockchain and smart contracts can address several challenges and bring about various benefits. Here are some problems that decentralization in real estate aims to solve:

Reduced Intermediaries and Transaction Costs: Traditional real estate transactions involve multiple intermediaries, such as brokers, banks, and legal entities, leading to high transaction costs.

Improved Transparency:Lack of transparency in real estate transactions can lead to fraud, disputes, and a lack of trust among stakeholders.

Liquidity:Traditional real estate investments are often illiquid, making it challenging for investors to quickly convert their holdings into cash.

Challenges we ran into

As a developer who ventured into the realm of Motoko programming language for decentralized applications, I encountered a series of challenges that shaped my learning journey. Here's a personal narrative capturing my experience:

Navigating the Learning Curve:
Initially, diving into Motoko felt like embarking on a journey into uncharted territory. The syntax and concepts were distinct from languages I was accustomed to, requiring dedicated effort to grasp.
Scarcity of Resources:
Finding comprehensive resources for Motoko was a hurdle. There were limited tutorials, documentation gaps, and a scarcity of examples. This made self-learning more reliant on experimentation and community interaction.
Ecosystem Immaturity:
The relative newness of Motoko manifested in an immature ecosystem. Ready-made solutions and libraries were sparse, leading to a necessity for creativity and problem-solving skills.