Mint or buy a Neighborhood NFT
Choose a U.S. postal code you believe will attract strong Address NFT minting activity.
In this example, suppose you own the Neighborhood NFT representing Beverly Hills, CA 90210.
Owner: 0x...56789 (You)
Mapstone Neighborhood NFTs
Own Postal Codes On-Chain with Royalties Built In
Each Neighborhood NFT represents one U.S. postal code on the Ethereum blockchain. Mint or buy a Neighborhood NFT and earn a 10% royalty from every new Address NFT minted within your postal code, plus 1% from every Mapstone Marketplace sale. Royalties are paid automatically to your wallet in ETH.
Neighborhood NFTs organize Mapstone’s digital addresses by postal code, connecting Address NFT activity and housing market data to real-world locations.
Owner Royalties
How it Works
Addresses are minted within your neighborhood
Other people mint or trade Address NFTs within 90210 in hopes to gain points in Address Quest™.
You also share your referral link with friends to promote your neighborhood, which helps drive more minting activity within it.
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Address NFTs are minted in 90210
Receive your royalties
As the Neighborhood NFT owner, you earn a 10% royalty from every Address NFT minted within 90210, plus 1% from every Mapstone Marketplace sale. Royalties are paid automatically to your wallet in ETH.
Standard, Gold, Platinum, and Charity Address NFTs are all included.
10%
Address NFT mint royaltyFrom each Address NFT minted in 90210
1%
Marketplace sale royaltyFrom each Mapstone Marketplace sale
Owner wallet:
0x...56789 (You)Paid automatically in ETH
What happens before a Neighborhood NFT has an owner?
Before a postal code’s Neighborhood NFT is minted, the 10% royalties from qualifying Address NFT mints are held in the Neighborhood Reserve. When the Neighborhood NFT is first minted, the accumulated reserve is paid automatically to the new owner’s wallet in ETH.
Learn about Neighborhood ReservesNeighborhood NFT FAQs
Common questions
Each Neighborhood NFT represents one U.S. postal code on the Ethereum blockchain. Its owner receives a 10% royalty from every qualifying Address NFT minted within that postal code, plus 1% from qualifying Mapstone Marketplace sales. Standard, Gold, Platinum, and Charity Address NFTs are all included. Read the full FAQ.
Prices are recalculated monthly from a base price plus postal-code population, density, recent home value changes, and how local home values compare with the platform-wide median. Home value inputs use public housing data, and the current provider is Zillow ZHVI. Read the pricing FAQ.
Each Neighborhood NFT displays a calculated potential earnings estimate using public housing data, current Address NFT pricing, smart contract royalty percentages, and the assumption that all qualifying addresses in the postal code are minted. Estimates are illustrative, not guaranteed; actual activity and earnings may be zero, and secondary-market royalties are excluded. Read the earnings estimate FAQ.
Mapstone currently supports minting Neighborhood NFTs only for U.S. postal codes. Neighborhood NFTs outside the United States are not currently available. International expansion is part of Mapstone's long-term plans, but no specific countries or launch dates have been announced. Read the availability FAQ.
One NFT per postal code
Each Neighborhood NFT represents a full U.S. ZIP code and anchors all Address NFTs minted within that market.
Earn automatic royalties
Earn 10% of every new Address NFT mint in your postal code, plus 1% of marketplace sales, distributed on-chain.
Dynamic monthly pricing
Prices update as new market data is published, using factors like population, address density, recent Zillow Home Value Index movement, and local housing value. See the custom pricing formula.
Connected postal-code activity
Address NFT mints, Mapstone Marketplace sales, and future location-data features remain connected to the postal code represented by the Neighborhood NFT.