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A new article has been published in our blog about the five leading blockchains that are shaping the future of property tokenization. It explains how platforms like Ethereum, Polygon, Tezos, Algorand, and Avalanche make real estate investment more liquid, secure, and accessible to both large and small investors.
Real estate tokenization means turning property value into digital tokens that represent ownership shares. These tokens can be traded on blockchain networks, allowing people from around the world to invest with smaller sums and receive income from rent or property sales. Analysts from Deloitte have predicted growth of tokenized real estate to nearly $4 trillion by 2035, showing how fast this market could expand.
Ethereum is the pioneer in this field, offering strong security and a vast developer ecosystem. Polygon has become popular for its speed and low fees, making micro-investments in real estate possible. Tezos focuses on compliance and secure upgrades, Algorand allows fast and affordable daily payouts, and Avalanche provides quick transaction finality with flexible subnets. Each network offers a unique advantage for real estate projects.
Past projects show how these chains are already in use. RealT uses Ethereum to tokenize rental homes, Tokenizer.Estate operates on Polygon to cut costs for investors, and Elevated Returns chose Tezos to tokenize a $1 billion property portfolio. Platforms like Lofty AI rely on Algorand for daily rental income distribution, while a New York real estate fund used Avalanche to tokenize an $18 million property.
As Raimundo Pérez, legal analyst at LetsLaw, explained: “Choosing the right blockchain is not only a technical decision, it is about trust, compliance, and investor confidence.” His comment underlines that selecting a network is critical for success in property tokenization.
The trend shows no signs of slowing down. With better regulation, more platforms, and active investor interest, tokenized real estate is moving from a niche experiment to a mainstream investment tool. For developers and owners, this is a way to raise capital more quickly. For investors, it opens doors to property markets that were once out of reach.
