Source: Cointelegraph
Original: “Deloitte Forecasts Blockchain Real Estate Tokenization Market to Reach $4 Trillion by 2035”
The latest report indicates that over $4 trillion in real estate assets is expected to be tokenized through blockchain networks in the next decade, creating broader investment opportunities for investors.
Deloitte's Center for Financial Services predicts that the real estate tokenization market will soar from less than $300 billion in 2024 to over $4 trillion by 2035. The report, released on April 24, anticipates a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 27% in this sector.
The research points out that the $4 trillion tokenized real estate market will primarily benefit from the technological advantages of blockchain assets, as well as fundamental changes in the structure and ownership models of the real estate industry.
Chris Yin, co-founder of Plume Network, stated, "The real estate industry is undergoing profound changes. The trend of remote work post-pandemic, climate risks, and the digitalization process have reshaped the fundamentals of the real estate sector." Plume Network is a blockchain platform built specifically for tokenizing real-world assets (RWA).
Yin revealed to Cointelegraph, "Office buildings are being transformed into AI data centers, logistics hubs, and energy-efficient residential communities. Investors want to precisely invest in these emerging business models, and asset tokenization technology can provide programmable and customizable asset allocation solutions."
The uncertainty brought about by the import tariff policy implemented by U.S. President Trump unexpectedly fueled investment enthusiasm in the RWA tokenization field. This technology digitizes the rights of financial products and physical assets through blockchain.
Juan Pellicer, senior research analyst at IntoTheBlock, told Cointelegraph, "In the context of global trade turmoil, stablecoins and RWA assets have attracted significant funds as safe-haven tools." As a result, on April 10, the daily trading volume of tokenized gold surpassed $1 billion, setting a new high since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the self-liquidation of Silvergate Bank in March 2023.
Blockchain innovation may drive regulatory clarity
Yin believes that the widespread adoption of RWA applications could change global regulatory attitudes: "Regulation is indeed a barrier, but it always lags behind the development of applications." He likened it to the early development of the ride-hailing industry: "Tokenization technology is similar—regulatory frameworks will naturally become clearer as demand grows." He emphasized that ensuring tokenized products comply with regulatory requirements in various countries is key to unlocking global markets.
However, some industry insiders remain cautious about the actual benefits of real estate tokenization.
At the 2025 Paris Blockchain Week, Michael Sonnenshein, COO of the security token platform Securitize, stated, "I believe the primary goal of tokenization should not be real estate."
He elaborated, "While blockchain technology can indeed enhance the efficiency of real estate transactions by eliminating intermediaries and simplifying custody, the on-chain economy currently needs high liquidity assets more."
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