solidity-real-estate-eu

Writes and audits Solidity contracts for EU-compliant real estate tokenization, funds, and mortgages.

1|Updated Sep 4, 2025
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Skill: solidity-real-estate-eu
Source: https://github.com/FuzzysTodd/The-Nexus-Protocol-Token-DAO/tree/main/skills/solidity-real-estate-eu
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/FuzzysTodd/The-Nexus-Protocol-Token-DAO --skill solidity-real-estate-eu-fuzzystodd

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Developers building real estate smart contracts for the European Union face a dense web of regulations—AIFMD, the Mortgage Credit Directive, ECSP crowdfunding rules, ELTIF 2.0, AML directives, and GDPR—and encoding these incorrectly creates legal and financial risk. This Skill provides jurisdiction-aware Solidity patterns, constants, and checklists so contracts enforce EU compliance rules on-chain from the start. ## Core Features & Use Cases - EU Regulatory Frameworks in Code: Ready-to-adapt Solidity structs and modifiers for AIFMD fund leverage limits, ECSP crowdfunding caps (€5M per project, 4-day reflection period), MCD mortgage ESIS/APRC disclosure timing, and ELTIF 2.0 retail fund rules. - Member-State Variations: Reference material covering Germany (Grundbuch, Grunderwerbsteuer), France (SCPI, droits de mutation), Netherlands (Kadaster, overdrachtsbelasting), Spain (ITP/AJD), and Italy (Catasto, imposta di registro). - AML & GDPR Patterns: UBO identification at the 25% threshold, EU sanctions checks, and hash-only on-chain data storage to avoid PII exposure. - Use Case: A developer tokenizing a German property portfolio as an AIF can use the AIFMD leverage modifiers, depositary verification interface, and German Grundbuch record struct to build a compliant fund contract. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to write a Solidity contract for an EU property crowdfunding platform that enforces the ECSP €5M project limit and the 4-day reflection period for non-sophisticated investors.

Frequently Asked Questions about solidity-real-estate-eu

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How do I write a Solidity contract for EU real estate tokenization?▼

Model the property with a struct holding the cadastral reference, notarial deed hash, land registry entry, and EPC energy data, then gate title-dependent operations on registry confirmation. Note that smart contracts manage economic rights only; civil law title transfer still requires a notarial deed in most member states.

What EU regulations apply to property crowdfunding smart contracts?▼

The ECSP Regulation 2020/1503 governs property crowdfunding, capping projects at €5M per 12 months and requiring a Key Investment Information Sheet. Non-sophisticated investors are limited to €1,000 or 5% of net worth per project and receive a 4-day reflection period to withdraw.

Does this skill cover US or UK real estate rules?▼

No, this skill covers only European Union jurisdictions. For US rules use the solidity-real-estate-us skill, and for UK rules use solidity-real-estate-uk, since securities law, title transfer, and tax treatment differ fundamentally across these jurisdictions.

How are AIFMD leverage limits enforced in Solidity?▼

AIFMD leverage is tracked under gross and commitment methods, with typical real estate AIF limits of 300% gross and 200% commitment. A modifier can reject transactions that would push the fund's leverage ratio above these thresholds, scaled to 1e18 precision.

Can personal data be stored on-chain for EU property deals?▼

No, GDPR prohibits storing PII on-chain. The skill's patterns store only hashes of names, nationalities, and source-of-funds documents, with verification documents referenced by IPFS CIDs, while UBO identification at the 25% threshold happens off-chain.

Why do member state variations matter for real estate contracts?▼

EU directives set baselines, but title transfer, transfer taxes, and preemption rights are national civil law matters. Germany uses the Grundbuch with 3.5–6.5% Grunderwerbsteuer, the Netherlands charges 2% or 10.4% overdrachtsbelasting, and Spain's ITP varies 6–11% by autonomous community.