RWAs are seeing rapid growth as Blocksquare reported $200 million in tokenized real estate assets.
Real-world assets are becoming a significant force in real estate. On Friday, July 11, Blocksquare, an infrastructure provider for real estate tokenization, announced it had surpassed $200 million in tokenized assets on chain.
The milestone comes as tokenized RWAs have seen an 800% increase in total value locked in 2025. Across all applications, RWAs TVL is now higher than $65 billion. Blocksquare’s own tokenized assets in real estate are now used across 29 countries and 66 properties.
“This $200M milestone is more than a number — it reflects a shift from experimentation to real-world adoption,” said Denis Petrovcic, Co-Founder and CEO of Blocksquare. “We’re proud to power a global ecosystem where local marketplace operators can tokenize real estate in a compliant, scalable, and investor-friendly way.”
Blocksquare specifically specializes in tokenizing real estate property directly. This means that individuals can become fractional owners of specific properties, giving investors more flexibility compared to traditional real estate funds.
The company offers these assets through its legal entity in Luxembourg, which it launched in February. This entity uses an EU-compliant real estate tokenization framework, aligned with relevant MiCA rules.
RWA’s see growing adoption in real estate
As the appetite for tokenized real estate grows, the firm states that it plans to expand, especially in the U.S. market. In April, the company partnered with Vera Capital, with a stated goal to tokenize $1 billion worth of U.S. real estate. Vera Group currently manages over $100 million in real estate assets through a traditional integrated model.
Tokenized real estate offers several advantages compared to traditional real estate investments. For one, through fractional ownership, it lowers the barrier to entry for real estate investing, potentially opening up the market to a new class of investors.