The digital securitization of real estate properties, also known as tokenization, is one of the most intriguing ways Ethereum improves the sector. Real-world assets such as real estate, real estate funds, revenue streams, governance rights, and more can be represented by digital assets.

Once these assets are tokenized, they may be broken down into smaller units, made available to a larger pool of investors, and used to raise funds. The programmable Ethereum blockchain enables the secure and compliant digitization of these assets’ activities and procedures, including issuance, trade, and lifecycle management, once they’ve been tokenized and will benefit to the property development industry.