Mountain View, CA — In a monumental move that bridges the golden age of early computing with the audacious frontier of decentralized real estate, ENTAR Real Estate and Financial Technologies has announced plans for its newest headquarters in Mountain View, California — just a stone’s throw from the Googleplex and NASA Ames Research Center. For founder Corey Chambers, this moment marks more than the opening of an office — it’s the culmination of a 45-year journey through the heart of California’s technological evolution.
🚀 The Full Circle of a Silicon Valley Visionary
In 1985, while most 19-year-olds were navigating college dorm life or buying their first cars, Corey Chambers had already closed his first commercial real estate deal — representing himself in a complex Orange County transaction. It was the kind of precocious move that hinted at the visionary thinker he would become.
Just five years later, Corey was in Northern California, taking the reins as a young Air Force non-commissioned officer, overseeing satellite navigation systems at the Onizuka Air Force Base Space Test Center in Sunnyvale. That base, known to insiders as the “Blue Cube,” was a secretive nerve center for the U.S. military’s space operations. Onizuka was just a mile from where ENTAR’s planned headquarters will rise — a poetic return to ground zero for Corey’s high-tech trajectory.
In those days, Sunnyvale was a hotbed of innovation and Cold War computing. Corey regularly rubbed elbows with Stanford students, NASA researchers, and early tech pioneers who would later shape the backbone of the modern digital economy. His career was already intertwined with the future.
🌍 Real Estate Meets the Final Frontier
Soon, ENTAR’s headquarters won’t just be another office building — it will serve as the epicenter of a quadrillion-dollar vision to reinvent real estate from the ground up. ENTAR’s mission? Nothing short of putting every property in America — residential, commercial, and beyond — on the blockchain.
“We’re digitizing the American Dream,” says Corey Chambers. “The future of real estate isn’t just 3D tours or e-signatures. It’s smart contracts, instant transactions, and ownership verified on a decentralized ledger that no one can tamper with.”
While many brokerages are still figuring out how to schedule Instagram posts, ENTAR is building a platform to tokenize deeds, automate escrows, and make homeownership more accessible and fraud-proof than ever before. Corey isn’t just leading a company — he’s spearheading a movement, rallying developers, investors, engineers, attorneys, and municipalities into a nationwide initiative: the Real Estate Blockchain Consortium.
💡 Rooted in History, Wired for the Future
But Corey’s journey didn’t start with satellites or skyscrapers. It began in the late 1970s, in the sun-drenched streets of Long Beach, California, where a curious young Corey Chambers wandered into the Byte Shop — one of the first retail computer stores in the country.
There, surrounded by flashing lights and rainbow-colored screens of the Apple II, he felt a gravitational pull. These weren’t toys. They were time machines. He returned again and again, absorbing everything he could. “I wanted one so bad it hurt,” Corey recalls. “But even just watching others program it… it was like glimpsing tomorrow.”
By age 12, Corey was already punching his own ticket into the computing world — literally. He obtained special written permission from his father to access the mainframe computers and electronics labs at Long Beach State University (now Cal State Long Beach). He was one of the youngest people ever to be granted lab access at the university.
The punch card machine clacked like a typewriter possessed. young Corey clutched his deck of cards with the same reverence Indiana Jones might hold a sacred relic. One wrong hole punched, and hours of coding could be lost. But one night, beneath the hum of fluorescent lights and computer fans, he ran his first Star Trek game. The screen flickered. Klingons detected in quadrant 4B. He was in command.
He wasn’t just learning how to program — he was learning how to command complex systems.
His training ground was the CYBER mainframe from Control Data Corporation, known for its raw computational power, and the RSTS operating system running on a PDP-11, where he practiced time-sharing programming in BASIC and FORTRAN. In the electronics lab, Corey built blinking LED circuits and radios from scratch, surrounded by oscilloscopes, soldering irons, and the aroma of burnt flux. He enrolled in an adult ROP electronics class while still in high school, building home security systems and custom synthesizers with kits from RadioShack.
At 17, Corey scored a 90 on the electronics portion of the military’s ASVAB test — a near-perfect score — and was offered a career as an Air Force electronics technician. But he declined. He felt something bigger pulling at him. He couldn’t see it yet, but he knew it wasn’t just wires and solder.
🏢 The Headquarters That Thinks Like a Starship
Looking ahead, ENTAR’s future headquarters in Mountain View is envisioned to resemble a science fiction command center more than a traditional real estate office. than a real estate firm. Modeled after the bridge of a starship, the space features curved screens, live blockchain visualizations, neural interfaces, and a command panel for Corey’s personal AI agent.
It’s also home to ENTAR Enrich™, a revolutionary profit-sharing and point system. Clients, agents, investors, and even fans can earn Entar Coin™ — a real crypto asset backed by blockchain-recorded home equity and participation in the real estate ecosystem.
Chambers’ vision goes far beyond listings and closings. ENTAR is creating digital twins of properties, automating offers, and rewarding people not just for buying and selling, but for interacting — watching videos, sharing listings, submitting feedback, even referring others. The future of real estate, Corey says, will be powered not by agents but by agents of AI, and accessible to everyone through transparency and tokenization.
🌐 One Mission: All Properties on the Blockchain
At the core of ENTAR’s mission is a radical goal: digitize every property in America on the blockchain. By replacing outdated systems like APNs and escrow chains with verified, immutable records, ENTAR promises to shorten closings from weeks to minutes, eliminate deposit fraud, and enable micro-investments in fractional property ownership. Entar is a founding member of the Real Estate Blockchain Consortium.
This isn’t just a real estate play — it’s a new protocol for how society records and transfers physical space. The implications are vast:
- Title disputes resolved instantly.
- Multi-owner, multi-country ownership simplified.
- Transactions verifiable by the public.
- Real estate made accessible to the unbanked and international buyers.
“This isn’t just about technology,” says Corey. “It’s about creating trust where there wasn’t any. It’s about removing friction and fear from one of the most emotional decisions a person makes — where they live.”
🔮 The Future Has an Address
And so, just blocks from where he once supervised satellites at Onizuka AFB, many miles from where he first peered into glowing Apple IIs at the Byte Shop, Corey Chambers is launching ENTAR into the future.
His journey — from punch cards to smart contracts, from blinking LEDs to satellite data relays, from melted chocolate sales in a one-room shack to building the most technologically advanced real estate company on the planet — is the stuff of legend.
Coming soon to ENTAR Mountain View — where real estate will launch into orbit, and the code that started in a university lab is set to fuel a quadrillion-dollar future.
📍 For now, visit the virtual Entar HQ online 📞 Call 888-240-2500 to join the real estate revolution 🌐 Explore at www.Entar.com
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