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Newport Beach Real Estate Agent Brian Liberto Breaks Down His New Cryptocurrency Home Buying Process

Check Out This Revolutionary New Way to Buy a House

For those of us who fantasize about owning property in Southern California, imagine submitting an offer on your dream home and being able to move in the very next day. It’s now a possibility, according to Newport Beach real estate mogul Brian Liberto—if you happen to have assets in crypto, that is.

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With his revolutionary approach to home buying via approved cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Stablecoin, Liberto has coined his own “Click Click Close” method, which involves technology that can review and approve a buyer’s offer and complete the transaction digitally within 24 hours. “The buyer can go online and approve the terms with one click. Then, I confirm with one click, they send their crypto and we can close it all in one day,” says Liberto. “You can have the keys and move in the next day. How convenient would that be?”

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Born and raised in Orange County, Liberto—the self-proclaimed King of Kings Road—marketed to buyers with large amounts of crypto holdings for the first time with an $11 million home in OC. “Although we did not end up selling the home to a buyer with crypto, it did increase our buyer pool as we advertised on Reddit and LinkedIn specifically to buyers with crypto, which led us to an additional amount of inquiries.” This marks his sixth property in the Newport Beach neighborhood, after five record-breaking sales on the aforementioned Kings Road, which is known for its high property values and sweeping oceanfront views. 

Some of the reasons why this property set another record on Kings Road is because of his highly targeted online and offline marketing that included print, digital and hyper local events. The product was designed and built by all local Newport Beach residents (Burkhart Brothers). In addition, the location provided unobstructed views from two levels with the home being at the apex of the street. With a combination of all these factors it produced an iconic home that the buyers loved.

“Right now, many transactions are being made with crypto, and I see it growing even more in the next five years,” says Liberto. “The asset level of crypto is growing drastically every day. You now have institutional lenders and banks putting money into crypto, and now you can get a home loan [with crypto] which wasn’t possible before. It’s game-changing.” Liberto plans on selling other future homes as NFTs if the seller wants to.

According to Liberto, the laid-back Newport Beach lifestyle is the biggest draw that has been attracting potential buyers from both near and far. “An influx of people are coming to Orange County for the lifestyle and the safety,” he explains. “You can surf and ski on the same day. In Newport, you’re five minutes to the bay, to the beach, to the freeway, and it’s one of the safest cities in Orange County.”

 

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Liberto’s latest property was built by strong local family businesses deeply rooted in Newport Beach. “This build was a journey together through the challenges of the pandemic—trust was paramount,” says Bryan Burkhart of Burkhart Bros Construction (who’s company executed the meticulous construction on the project). 

Local architect Jeff Benson and designer Christina Moore of MID were responsible for jaw-dropping design on exterior and interior levels. “It’s the Newport dream team,” according to Liberto. The home that sold boasts over 6,400 square feet and six-car parking with panoramic ocean views from two levels. 

“You’re going to see the world change and start [creating NFTs] out of all kinds of assets like cars and jewelry, but right now, there’s a big push towards real estate,” Liberto explains.

Technology can also transfer any type of digital currency, such as Etherium or Dogecoin, into Bitcoin for those who have a diverse crypto portfolio to work with. “When people have a lot of crypto and they’re not using that asset to buy anything, it becomes a dead asset,” Liberto explains. “If you have $1 million in crypto right now, what can you do with it? You could cash it all out, or you could buy a home with it. The future is now.”

Brian Liberto
1010 Kings Rd
Newport Beach, CA 92663
714.931.3287
@brian_liberto

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Based in Los Angeles, Kandace has spent the past ten years in the fashion and lifestyle space, and recently in entertainment at Sony Pictures Studios. She has a Masters in Journalism from Emerson College and has studied in Paris, Firenze, and Washington DC, beginning her career as a style editor and tastemaker for NBC. She is an internationally award-winning filmmaker, having studied screenwriting for film and television at UCLA, and her work has been celebrated around the world, in cities like London, Nice, New York, and Montréal. Paying homage to her French heritage, she is also the creator of The Chic American--a style and culture editorial destination for Francophiles, dedicated to the art of living an elevated, French-inspired lifestyle.

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