- India launches SM REITs to democratize fractional real estate ownership, opening access to assets worth ₹50-500 cr. Now retail investors can co-own property under regulation with lower entry points, diversification, and yield – but must weigh liquidity and regulatory risks.
2. Bank of America highlights tokenization’s liquidity gains and risks, framing it as a transformative step for real assets. Blockchains enhance tradability and transparency – but challenges around governance, security, and regulation remain.
3. Deloitte sees tokenized real estate unlocking trillions, with fractional ownership enabling broader participation. As platforms proliferate, the model promises to expand into mainstream investment portfolios over the next decade.
4. Mintland democratizes property via $10 token shares, letting investors buy, trade, and access global real estate instantly. Fractional tokens make high-value assets accessible – and liquid – in ways once unimaginable.
5. Fractional ownership in sustainable urban real estate surges, especially among younger, eco-conscious investors. Green-certified and suburban markets are hot for tokenized co-ownership models.
6. Institutional participation in fractional real estate jumps 43% in Q1 2025, validating the model’s credibility. Growing institutional appetite underpins yield-driven and diversified opportunities.
7. Fractional ownership platforms face regulatory turbulence: Indian startup Strata has surrendered its SEBI registration amid legal issues – underscoring that regulatory clarity is essential for trust in fractional models.
