RWAS is seeing rapid growth as BlockSquare reported $200 million in tokenized real estate assets.
Real-world assets are becoming important forces in real estate. On Friday, July 11th, BlockSquare, the real estate tokenization infrastructure provider, announced it surpassed $200 million tokenized assets on the chain.
Milestones arise as the total amount of tokenized RWAs increased by 800% in 2025 locked. For all applications, RWAS TVL is over $65 billion. Currently, BlockSquare’s own tokenized assets in real estate are used in 29 countries and 66 properties.
“This $200 million milestone is more than a number, reflecting the transition from experiments to real-world adoption,” said Denis Petrovcic, co-founder and CEO of BlockSquare. “We are proud to promote a global ecosystem where local market operators can tokenize real estate in a compliant, scalable, and investor-friendly way.”
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BlockSquare specializes in tokenizing real estate properties. This means that individuals can become fractional owners of a particular property, providing more flexibility for investors compared to traditional real estate funds.
The company offers these assets through its Luxembourg corporation, which was launched in February. This entity uses an EU-compliant real estate tokenization framework to match the relevant MICA rules.
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RWA believes that adoption in real estate is increasing
As their appetite for tokenized real estate grows, the company says it plans to expand, particularly in the US market. In April, the company partnered with Vera Capital to tokenize US real estate worth $1 billion. Vera Group currently manages more than $100 million in real estate assets through its traditional integrated model.
Tokenized real estate offers several advantages over traditional real estate investments. One could lower barriers to real estate investment entry through fractional ownership and open the market to new classes of investors.
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