On February 1, the purchase of a mansion in Miami was completed in exchange for 455 bitcoins, the equivalent of 4.5 million dollars at that time.

This news was learned thanks to the parties involved came to the news agency The Real Deal. This seven-room, 9,452-square-foot Mansion Street on 7350 Southwest Street 47th Court belonged to Michael Komaransky, an investor and founder of a cryptocurrency business, approximately six months on the market before finding a buyer. With this transaction Komaransky wanted to remind the general public that there is no problem with which you can buy a large scale using cryptocurrencies.

Michael Komaransky

Although the buyer decided to remain anonymous, the international press agency notes that this is an early bitcoin investment and that this transaction can be carried out thanks to the buyer as the seller shared similar visas on the cryptoactives. Both wanted to demonstrate the use of Bitcoin to buy and sell products.

It should be noted that the real estate agents represented in Komaransky were Stephan Burke and Carol Cassis of Brown Harris Stevens agency, these same agents were responsible for closing a deal for the first public sale in an apartment in Miami last December, for a total of 17.74 bitcoin (equivalent to 275,000 dollars at that time). Why is the negotiation of the sale of Komaransky the second sale that was disclosed of a property in exchange for bitcoin in the state of Florida.

The sale of real estate in exchange for cryptocurrencies is becoming more frequent. Recently, as previously reported in CriptoNoticias, at the end of last January, in Spain the first sale of a property in exchange for bitcoin was closed; in December, a house was sold in exchange for Bitcoin in the United Kingdom; and in Dubai, the real estate development Aston Plaza & Residences accepts bitcoin as a means of payment for its real estate.