Blocksquare, a real estate tokenization platform, announced it has surpassed $200 million in real estate assets tokenized on-chain. The milestone reflects the company’s growing role in bridging traditional property markets with blockchain-based finance.
The achievement comes as tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) see rapid growth, with total value locked (TVL) in the sector increasing 800% in 2025 to over $65 billion. Blocksquare’s infrastructure is now used in 29 countries to tokenize 66 properties, supporting a wide range of real estate projects.
Blocksquare enables direct tokenization of real estate, allowing fractional ownership without triggering securities laws in many jurisdictions. This approach makes it a practical solution for global markets. The company’s legal framework is anchored in Luxembourg and aligns with EU MiCAR regulations. It includes features like notarized resolutions and land registry caveats to ensure compliance and investor protection.
The platform’s roadmap includes a partnership with Vera Capital to tokenize up to $1 billion in U.S. real estate. Operators across Europe, Africa, and Latin America are also using Blocksquare to tokenize assets such as student housing and hospitality properties. As demand for tokenized assets grows, Blocksquare continues to develop solutions for businesses looking to modernize property ownership and investment models.
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