The BLOCK collection · Sept 19–26, 2026· Robinhood Chain
Own actual real estate.
Collect the rent.
888 houses on Robinhood Chain. Our proposed apartment-share model now centers on 1137 Park Ave, Omaha. Six apartments, 148 NFTs per apartment. Final property rights and documents are pending.
The collection
888 houses.
Six apartments. One address.
Each house is tied to one of the six apartments, 148 per apartment. Hold one and you hold a share of the house and the rent it brings in.
The property
Not a render.
A real address.
Our updated property is a six-apartment rental at 1137 Park Ave, Omaha, NE 68105. Reported net income is approximately $8,500 per month after expenses. Holders will receive supporting documents.
- Apartments
- 6
- NFTs per apartment
- 148
- Monthly net profit¹
- ~$8,500
- Annualized net¹
- ~$102,000
¹ Net income and unit count are owner-reported, not independently verified. Annualized net assumes 12 months at the reported monthly rate, not a forecast. Purchase price, debt and ownership documentation are pending. Serious holders can request a private document review. Request them on X.
How it works
Three steps
to a rent check.
- 01
Mint a house.
0.018946 ETH on OpenSea, up to eight per wallet. Paid in ETH on Robinhood Chain. Gas is extra and ETH moves, so the dollar price does too.
- 02
Meet your apartment.
Each house was assigned to one of the six apartments before the drop. It's in the traits. No choosing, no swapping, and rarity doesn't change it.
- 03
Collect the rent.
The proposed 10% NFT allocation gives each NFT 1/1,480 of its assigned apartment. At an illustrative equal split of $8,500 monthly net across six units, that is about $0.96 per NFT per month. Actual unit income varies; rights and distributions require final documents.
The fund
One house today.
Three more next.
The plan is to direct 100% of BLOCK creator fees actually received toward a $200,000 acquisition reserve for the next property. NFT proceeds and rental distributions are tracked separately. Each future property requires its own documented allocation and terms.
- Featured property
- 1
- Next acquisitions
- 3
- Reserve funded by
- Creator fees
- Reserve goal
- $200,000
Allocation terms for each new property are published before it closes. Rental income varies with occupancy and expenses.
The BLOCK collection
Mint on OpenSea.
- Price
- 0.018946 ETH
- Supply
- 888
- Per wallet
- 8 max
- Window
- Sept 19 – 26
- Chain
- Robinhood
- Contract
Mint status, schedule and reveal are controlled on OpenSea. Check there before you buy.
FAQ
Straight answers.
What am I actually buying?
A collectible NFT with a proposed apartment-share allocation at 1137 Park Ave. The proposed share is 1/1,480 of an assigned apartment. Updating this website does not transfer property rights or change the existing collection metadata. The property assignment and legal documents must be finalized.
Do I pick my apartment?
No. Every house was assigned to an apartment before the drop, 148 per apartment, and it's written into the traits. Rarity doesn't change the share.
How do I get paid?
Rent distributions follow your stake in your apartment. The exact percentage, payout schedule and documents are published before the first distribution. Rent moves with occupancy and expenses, so amounts vary.
What happens with the mint money?
NFT proceeds have a separate budget from the creator-fee acquisition reserve. Final use of proceeds and any rights in future properties require published allocation terms. See the treasury and allocation details.
What does $BLOCK do?
It's a token on Robinhood Chain. Holding it earns credits over time that go toward apartment shares from a reserved allocation. Holding an NFT and $BLOCK together is planned to earn credits faster. The token contract is published above. Credit accrual and redemption are not active yet.
Can I see proof of the property?
Yes. DM us on X and we'll share the documents privately.