LSEG has rolled out a new blockchain-based platform for private funds, streamlining issuance and post-trade servicing. This infrastructure could pave the way for easier fractional offerings in real estate and other real-world assets.
UAE’s RAK Properties pairs with Hubpay to allow global crypto payments for property sales. This move reduces barriers to entry, making fractional property ownership across borders more feasible.
PRYPCO (UAE) secures funding from General Catalyst and boosts its fractional ownership model. Over 50,000 users have invested in “blocks” of property, demonstrating growing demand for accessible real estate exposure.
RealX, in Gujarat, India, closes a fully subscribed fractional ownership deal using Secure Digital Rights (SDR) tech. Investors got legal co-ownership via tokens, without needing SPVs or treating them as securities.
Fractional ownership platforms, like Lofty in the US, are seeing rising traction. Residential & sustainable property shares are increasingly preferred over commercial assets, particularly among younger investors.
Dubai has launched a tokenized real estate platform targeting $16B in property digitization by 2033, with entry points starting at ~$540. This project signals broader mainstream adoption of fractional real estate in the Middle East.
Chinese developer Seazen is exploring converting real-world assets into blockchain-traded digital tokens, including income-generating properties. This step serves a perfect reflection of Asia’s growing institutional interest in tokenization.
