Blocksquare, Vera Capital Tokenize $1 Billion US Properties

Blocksquare, a prominent Ethereum-based real-world asset (RWA) tokenization platform, has partnered with Vera Capital, a Florida-based real estate company, to offer fractional ownership in a pipeline of US commercial properties valued at over $1 billion. This collaboration aims to democratize access to the US real estate market by enabling global investors to buy tokenized shares in dozens of properties located across seven US states. The marketplace for these tokenized properties is set to launch in the coming weeks.

The initial properties to be tokenized include a three-storey office building in Fort Lauderdale and a retail plaza in Dania Beach, both part of Vera Group’s existing holdings. Vera Capital, a subsidiary of Vera Group, manages a real estate investment fund with over $100 million invested through commercial property acquisitions, land development, and residential developments. The $1 billion figure represents the company’s roadmap, which includes tokenizing existing assets and raising funds for development projects. Future properties planned for tokenization include two unit complexes valued between $70 and $100 million each.

Blocksquare has previously tokenized around 150 properties in 28 countries, with a total value exceeding $145 million. The platform launched an EU-compliant framework in February 2025 to enable property owners to tokenize economic rights tied to real estate through notarized agreements. Blocksquare CEO Denis Petrovic noted that the partnership with Vera Group prompted the company to research the applicability of their Luxembourg framework for the US market. This framework provides an additional convenience for a marketplace based out of the US, such as Vera Group.

This strategic partnership between Blocksquare and Vera Capital marks a significant step in the integration of blockchain technology with traditional real estate investments. By tokenizing real estate, the two companies aim to enhance transparency, security, and liquidity in real estate transactions. This move is expected to attract a broader range of investors, including those who may have been deterred by the high entry barriers of traditional real estate investments. The tokenization process involves converting physical properties into digital tokens that represent ownership stakes, which can be traded on blockchain platforms, providing investors with greater flexibility and ease of transaction.

The $1 billion tokenization deal highlights the growing interest in digital assets and the potential of blockchain technology to transform various industries. By bringing real estate onto the blockchain, Blocksquare and Vera Capital are creating a more inclusive and efficient investment landscape. This initiative is likely to inspire other companies to explore similar tokenization projects, further accelerating the adoption of blockchain in the real estate sector. The collaboration between Blocksquare and Vera Capital exemplifies the evolving nature of financial markets, where the lines between traditional and digital investments are becoming increasingly blurred, fostering a more interconnected and dynamic ecosystem.