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Mintland, a Dubai-based platform, announced launch at 07:00 on Sept. 3, 2025, saying users can buy fractional shares of “premium global properties” from $10. The release adds instant trading of those shares and a native utility token. The company says the goal is to open property investing to anyone, anywhere, a message carried by Markets Insider’s press wire.
The firm also outlined features like rental-income distribution and low entry thresholds for cross-border deals. Its site lists properties and explains how tokens represent legal interests tied to real assets. Mintland frames this as a faster, cheaper alternative to paperwork-heavy sales and says liquidity comes from on-chain trading of the shares.
Industry analysts expect the market to expand. “Disruptive technologies, such as asset tokenization, could transform real estate over the next few years,” said John D’Angelo, real estate solutions leader at Deloitte, whose team projected growth to about US$4 trillion in tokenized property by 2035.
