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When Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook would be going all in on the Metaverse, he wasn’t shy about revealing his vision for the future. “Today, I think we look at the internet,” he said, “but I think in the future you’re going to be in the experiences.”

That’s a common sentiment among many entrepreneurs and innovators who have an eye on the Metaverse and the technologies which will make it possible. For them, we’ll know the Metaverse has arrived when there is no discontinuity between the physical and virtual worlds. This fusion of the tangible and the digital is what lies behind so much of the excitement surrounding the Metaverse.

But we don’t have to wait for those two worlds to collide. We’re already seeing it take place before our eyes. Augmented and virtual reality has made it possible for online shoppers to try out products digitally before they buy them. And the blockchain has opened the doorway to cryptocurrencies, decentralized projects, NFTs, and more.

All of this heralds a brave new world where the digital and physical are merely two sides of the real world. And those projects that recognize and capitalize on this fact are the ones poised for explosive growth.

That is where Multiverse Homes, a recent project developed by Chris Savanapridi, has positioned itself.

Multiverse Homes takes the promise of the Metaverse seriously by linking real estate within the physical and virtual worlds. As a realtor who’s worked with dozens of clients, Savanapridi understands better than most that when someone is looking for a new home, they aren’t just looking for shelter. They’re looking for a space to call their own. They want a patch of ground that represents them to the world and reveals their personality to every person who walks through the door. And if they want that for the physical spaces they call home, why wouldn’t they want the same for the virtual world?

With Multiverse Homes, NFT enthusiasts and collectors will have the opportunity to purchase far more than a piece of virtual property or an online model that can be used within a variety of Metaverses, including Decentraland and Sandbox. They’ll also receive the same home in the real world. And every home purchase will also include a two-year home warranty, two years of pre-paid HOA fees, two years’ worth of pre-paid property tax, and escrow fees. All the buyer needs to do is receive the title. It’s the ultimate NFT investment. And it’s proof that NFTs aren’t just worthless JPEGs that can be copy and pasted.

Once the homeowner has their NFT, they’ll be able to purchase land within the Metaverse of their choice and build their digital home. As with its real-world twin, the digital home can be customized, decorated, and toured. Others can be invited to visit. Even parties can be held there. The owner’s virtual home will be just as real as their physical one.

If the homeowner ever wants to sell their house, they can make its virtual counterpart available for a convenient walkthrough to anyone in the world. When a new buyer chooses to purchase it, they’ll gain access to the real world and digital house. It’s an incredible fusion of the virtual and physical worlds. And it’s the reason that Multiverse Homes’s tagline is “Own the best of both worlds.”

Perhaps one of the most exciting things about Multiverse Homes is the convenience of purchasing. The NFT and home title can be purchased using the largest NFT marketplace in the world, OpenSea.

Currently Multiverse Homes is offering homes in the Las Vegas, NV area.

Visit Multiverse Homes online to learn more about the project and how you can own the best of both worlds right now.

Casey Fenn is a freelance writer who lives in western North Carolina with his family. He graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication from Kennesaw State University in Atlanta, GA.

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Company Name: Multiverse Homes
Contact Person: Chris Savanapridi
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City: Las Vegas
State: Nevada
Country: United States
Website: https://multiversehomes.io