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New Article: Tokenizing Commercial Real Estate

A new article is now live on our blog! Today we’re stepping into the future of commercial real estate—where skyscrapers and malls can be owned in tiny digital slices...

Source: https://blog.tokenizer.estate/tokenizing-commercial-real-estate-unlocking-value-for-developers-and-owners/

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A new article is now live on our blog! Read full article about how tokenizing commercial real estate can unlock value for both developers and property owners. The article explains that by turning large real estate assets into digital tokens, owners and developers can get capital faster, share income with more people, and reduce costs tied to management and sales.

Commercial real estate tokenization is getting more attention now. A Deloitte report forecasts that the global value of tokenized real estate could reach $4 trillion by 2035, up from under $300 billion in 2024. This growth is driven by better efficiency, fractional ownership, and new investment tools.

One recent example: RedSwan Digital Real Estate, on the Stellar blockchain, has tagged $100 million in commercial real estate assets into tokens, including multifamily and hospitality properties. This project shows how tokenization can lower the entry barrier and allow global investors to participate.

Tokenization also promises 24/7 trading opportunities and more transparent ownership records. For developers, this means raising funds without depending solely on bank loans. However, legal clarity, platform security, and secondary market liquidity remain challenges. Developers and owners exploring tokenization say these issues must be resolved for wider adoption.

With regulation, technology, and investor interest aligning, tokenizing commercial real estate may become a mainstream option soon.

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