Real Estate Tokenization on Blockchain
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Date
2025-06-15
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Mohamed Boudiaf University of M'sila
Abstract
Real estate represents one of the most substantial global asset classes, yet its accessibility
and efficiency are hindered by structural challenges, including high capital entry requirements,
protracted transaction processes, and dependence on costly intermediaries. This thesis investigates
the technical viability of employing blockchain-based tokenization as a means to mitigate these
limitations. The study examines the extent to which smart contracts can automate essential
functions within real estate investment. The developed prototype illustrates that blockchain
technology has the potential to streamline transactional workflows, reduce associated costs, and
enhance transparency by limiting the reliance on third-party intermediaries. The study also
identifies major barriers to adoption, particularly in the current legal and digital infrastructure,
which lacks the maturity to fully support real-world implementation at scale. Through the
empirical validation provided by this work, this study contributes to the growing body of
knowledge on real estate tokenization
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LAW/JURISPRUDENCE::Private law::Property and real estate law, Tokenization, Blockchain, Smart contracts, Fractional ownership, Compliance, Decentralized governance