Tokenized real estate is one of the fastest-growing and most promising segments of the blockchain economy, with the potential to significantly transform ownership, management, and participation in the real estate market.
🌍 Up to $3 trillion by 2030 — the tokenized real estate market
According to research by international consulting and IT firms, the projected size of the tokenized real estate market could reach up to $3 trillion by 2030, representing approximately 15% of global real estate assets under management.
Source: ScienceSoft — Tokenized Real Estate Market Research
📈 Approximately 21% CAGR — expected market growth rate
Analysts estimate the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of the tokenized real estate market at around 21% from 2024 to 2033, making tokenization one of the most dynamically developing areas within real-world assets (RWA).
Source: TokenMetrics — Future of Tokenized Real Estate
💧 Increased real estate liquidity through tokenization
Real estate is traditionally considered a low-liquidity asset. Research and analysis by leading consulting and financial institutions indicate that tokenization can significantly improve real estate liquidity through:
- fractional access;
- expansion of the participant base;
- the ability to enable secondary trading of tokens;
- faster transaction execution compared to traditional models.
A number of industry reviews and strategic assessments suggest that liquidity improvements can reach up to ~30% compared to traditional real estate ownership models, depending on the market and project structure.
Sources:
• EY — From illiquid to liquid: tokenized real estate
• BIS (Bank for International Settlements) — Tokenisation and market liquidity
• SSRN — Academic research on tokenization and liquidity
📌 Key Takeaways
- Up to $3 trillion by 2030 — potential size of the tokenized real estate market.
- ≈21% CAGR — expected market growth rate for 2024–2033.
- Up to ~30% liquidity improvement — driven by fractional access, digital participation models, and secondary markets.
🧾 Important Notice
The figures presented are based on analysis by international consulting firms, industry reports, and academic research. Actual results depend on specific markets, project structures, and the regulatory environment.