This week, Christie, a retired school teacher in Perth, paid a bit over $1,000 to buy a virtual penthouse in a place called Uphoria, one of the many metaverse worlds that are being launched this year.
"The vision for this penthouse is rather than me hosting Zoom calls, I can send out my link to people to join me there," she said.
"If we're going to do Zoom calls anyway, we might as well do it in style."
Technology is improving day by day. Earlier we use to invest in virtual currencies and now people owning virtual properties. This is the future of investment and we have to accept it. People are finding it safe rather than investing in actual real estate properties. Virtual real estate can be a better option to invest money in upcoming years.
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