Real estate tokenization is changing how one invests in property. It facilitates faster transactions, easier entry to global capital, and enhanced liquidity. Yet for all its promise, the legal side of tokenization is still a key obstacle. Transforming real estate into blockchain tokens is not just a technical feat — it

Explore core benefits of real-estate tokenization: fractional ownership, global liquidity, transparent cap tables and lower barriers for investors.

Something big is changing in real estate and finance. The idea of turning property into digital tokens — once discussed only in tech circles — is now real. And it’s not small. Projects worth billions of dollars are already happening, supported by top investors and government regulators. If you were unsure

Real-world asset (RWA) tokenization is no longer the stuff of fantasy for blockchain enthusiasts — it's becoming a key part of global finance. Due to enhanced technology, better regulation, and a growing interest among institutional investors, RWAs are connecting conventional markets to blockchain. Platforms like RWA.xyz now help

Dubai has always been known for combining bold ideas with real action. In 2024, the city took a major step by creating a legal system for real estate tokenization. This isn’t just a local experiment — it’s a sign that the global property market is moving toward a digital

Survey of global leaders in real-estate tokenization—from Switzerland and Singapore to U.S. pioneers—highlighting tech advances and progressive regulation.