MAG and MultiBank Group have formed a strategic partnership to tokenize a significant real estate portfolio, valued at $3 billion. MultiBank Group will handle regulatory compliance, market liquidity, and platform governance, while MAG focuses on asset management and token issuance.
Real EstateTokenizationBlockchainInvestmentLiquidityReal Estate NewsMay 02, 2025
Tokenization in real estate involves converting physical properties into digital tokens that represent fractional ownership. These tokens can be bought, sold, and traded on blockchain platforms, making real estate investments more accessible and liquid.
MultiBank Group will handle regulatory compliance, ensure secondary market liquidity, and oversee platform governance for the tokenization of $3 billion in real estate assets.
Tokenization benefits investors by providing increased liquidity, transparency, and accessibility to real estate investments. It allows for fractional ownership, making it easier for both institutional and retail investors to diversify their portfolios.
The value of the real estate assets being tokenized in this partnership is $3 billion.
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