Tokenized Real Estate Will Reach $4 Trillion by 2035, Says Deloitte

• A report by Deloitte mentions “tokenized real estate will reach $4 trillion by 2035, and it is claimed that the annual growth rate will be 27%.”
• The report underlines that the value of tokenized real estate in 2024 was $300 billion, which is expected to grow by around 1233.33%. 

With the skyrocketing adoption of blockchain technology, the term tokenization has gained massive attention, and in simple terms, it is described as turning real-world assets like artwork, houses, gold, or even money into a digital token on blockchain. 

According to a report by Deloitte, tokenized real estate will reach $4 trillion by 2035, and it is claimed that the annual growth rate will be 27%. Tokenization seems as one of the most significant use cases for crypto.

The report titled ‘ Digital dividends: How tokenized real estate could revolutionize asset management’ notes that $1 trillion from $4 trillion will be in tokenized private real estate funds. 

It is crucial to note that these funds have only been accessible for accredited investors, yet after the tokenization of the asset, they will be easily accessible for all kinds of investors. 

In a traditional market, investors are offered shares, but after tokenization, the investors will receive tokens that will represent their ownership in the fund. 

However, some available data sets note that the trends have been shifted towards the internet, and especially after the global pandemic, the fundamentals of property and real estate have evolved significantly.   

A Deloitte report published on April 24, 2025, underlines that the value of tokenized real estate in 2024 was $300 billion, which is expected to grow around 1233.33% and reach $4 trillion by 2035. 

Over time, several reports have been published claiming a brighter future for real estate tokenization; Boston Consulting Group estimated that the market could reach $16 trillion by 2030.   

What is tokenization in Real Estate? 

Tokenization in real estate is described as the conversion of ownership of real-world property into digital tokens stored on a blockchain, and every token represents a fractional share of the property. With this tokenization, the investors need not own the entire property but can own a portion.

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