RealT, a tokenized real estate platform, is embroiled in legal disputes with the Detroit city government over numerous urban blight violations and unpaid taxes. The platform, which sold properties to over 16,000 investors worldwide by tokenizing them into $50 crypto assets, is accused of neglecting at least 408 properties, leading to serious disrepair and safety hazards. The court has barred RealT from collecting rent or evicting tenants until compliance is restored. In response to the legal challenges, RealT plans to sell a significant portion of its properties and halt rental income distribution to investors. The company is shifting its focus to issuing preconstruction tokens in Colombia and Panama, distancing itself from the troubled Detroit portfolio. RealT denies systemic neglect, attributing the issues to property management companies and local partners.