Property ownership has traditionally depended on legal documents, registries, intermediaries, banks, property managers, and contractual agreements. These systems have supported real estate markets for decades, but they can make ownership administration complicated when many investors participate in the same property. Real estate tokenization introduces another approach by representing ownership...
Real estate has long been one of the world's largest asset classes, but investing in property can involve high capital requirements, lengthy transaction processes, limited liquidity, and complex ownership structures. Real estate tokenization introduces a blockchain-based approach to representing property-related ownership or economic interests digitally. Instead of treating a building or...
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