July 19, 2025 | Dubai, UAE – Investing in property co-ownership Dubai does not require being a multimillionaire now, with the new Dubai property tokenisation. Till now, within one of Prypco Mint’s sales of property co-ownership Dubai, more than Dh9 million worth of Dubai property tokenisation has been dealt through the platform, which is also Mena’s first real estate tokenisation platform. 

Over 50 Nationalities Are Keen To Invest

According to reports given by the platform Prypco Mint, Indians, Emiratis, Pakistanis, Canadians, Americans, and British are the top investors by investment amount. With more than 50 UAE-based nationalities having invested in Dubai property tokenisation, the Properties listed on the platform are being fully funded in record-breaking times, even with an average of just three minutes per property.

Amira Sajwani, founder and CEO of Prypco, said the high demand in the first month following the launch of tokenisation of real estate demonstrates the strong appeal of tokenised real estate in the market.

“Investors today want flexibility, transparency, and the ability to participate in high-value property markets with lower entry barriers. We’re excited to see demand for tokenised properties growing every day, as more people recognise this as the future of real estate investment,” Sajwani said.

Evidently, the two most recent Dubai property tokenisations that were fully funded in record time are noted: 

1. First and foremost is an apartment in Sobha Creek Vistas Grande, which was funded completely in just 10 minutes by 213 investors from 38 different countries. On average, each investor had about Dh7,512 for Sobha Creek’s property co-ownership in Dubai.
2. The second project, at Liv Residence in Dubai Marina, was performed with more excellence. It was completely funded in only 3 minutes by 258 investors from 47 nationalities, with an average investment of around Dh7,210.

One factor is the location of both properties in high-demand areas of Dubai, which easily and quickly appeals to a diverse interest.

Is Dubai Property Tokenisation a More Viable Option

In March 2025, the Dubai Land Department (DLD) launched the pilot phase of the ‘Real Estate Tokenisation Project.’ It was done in a partnership with the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (Vara) and the Dubai Future Foundation (DFF). After that, the project is being run through a platform called SandBox Real Estate.

Dubai property Tokenisation is not a fancy jargon and can be understood by the common public and benefits them too. It is a process that can turn real estate into digital shares via the use of blockchain technology.

This advanced system allows people to own a small piece of a property, depending on their investment capacity, rather than buying the whole property. Property Co-ownership Dubai is similar to crowdfunding, but more advanced, secure and structured.

The conventional crowdfunding system often offers only limited rights and returns. But real estate tokenisation provides legal ownership of property shares through blockchain technology. This system ensures greater transparency, security, and an easier way to trade or resell ownership, making it a more structured and reliable model for investment.

What Property Co-ownership Holds For Dubai’s Goals

This model of property co-ownership in Dubai makes real estate investment more affordable and accessible, especially for small investors who might not be able to afford and buy property in high-end areas.

According to the DLD, the market of property co-ownership Dubai through the system of Dubai property tokenisation, is expected to grow to Dh60 billion by 2033, making up about 7% of all property deals in the city. This giant surge prediction is evidence of how serious Dubai is about blending real estate with future tech.

The rise of real estate tokenisation technology aligns with Dubai’s broader goal of becoming a global leader for tech and innovation. By including the blockchain system into property co-ownership Dubai, it reinforces the commitment of digital transformation, making sectors like real estate more accessible, transparent, and future-ready.

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