Groma
Boston owner-operator of small multifamily rental property that sells exposure through GromaCoin, a token representing shares in the Groma Real Estate Trust; because the sponsor is also the property manager, holders take operating and leasing risk on identified buildings.
The profile
Boston company that acquires and operates small multifamily rental property and sells exposure to it through GromaCoin, a token representing shares in the Groma Real Estate Trust. A March 2026 announcement put the portfolio at more than 125 properties worth about $119m; the company's own site, accessed on 25 July 2026, showed $124m of total asset value, more than 600 units, an annual rent roll above $25m, GromaCoin at $1.07 and a current dividend yield of 3.33% against a 7.69% annualised total return since inception. Unlike tokenised funds that hold passive interests, the sponsor here is also the property manager, so holders take operating and leasing risk on identified buildings rather than the credit of a holding vehicle.
Products and services
- GromaCoin
- Token representing shares in the Groma Real Estate Trust, backed by the trust's rental property rather than by a cash reserve.
- Groma Real Estate Trust
- US-regulated trust holding the small multifamily portfolio, distributing rental income to token holders as dividends.
No development naming Groma has yet been filed against a primary source. The register entry stands so the institution, its jurisdiction and its products are on the record.