
Real-Estate Tokenization Comes of Age
After a decade of false starts, regulated tokenized property is attracting serious institutional capital — and a new generation of platforms is making fractional ownership a credible asset class.
Wealth, leadership, luxury real estate, and the technology reshaping executive life.
After half a decade of pilots, the legal, custodial and platform infrastructure required for institutionally credible tokenized real estate is finally arriving — and reshaping how property is owned, traded and financed.
From digital twins and predictive maintenance to tokenized ownership and global participation, real estate is being re-engineered at every layer of its operating stack.
Quarterly issuance crosses $6 billion as Capimax, Securitize and RealT compete to set the institutional standard.

The most distressed segment of post-pandemic American real estate begins a quiet recovery, led by trophy assets and selective conversions.

Q1 transactions above AED 50 million crossed 280 — more than the entire 2021 calendar year — as ultra-prime supply continues to lag demand.

After three years of weakness, transaction volumes in PCL postcodes turn higher as international buyers return to a more accommodating tax environment.

The chief investment strategist at one of the Gulf's largest sovereign allocators on the rebuilding of duration, the limits of private markets, and AI as an investment process.

Auction prices for the most desirable independent and grand-complication pieces continue to set records, even as the broader secondary market normalises.

Mandarin Oriental, Aman, Bulgari and Six Senses are reshaping ultra-prime real estate in southern Europe, with prices reaching record levels.