Real Estate Tokenization in Japan Gains Momentum

Japanese property investment company GATES Inc. has announced a major initiative to tokenize $75 million worth of real estate in central Tokyo using the Oasys blockchain. The goal is to make property investment in Japan more accessible to global investors, especially those facing legal and regulatory barriers.

This marks the first large-scale tokenization project of its kind by a major Japanese real estate firm. GATES is targeting the foreign investment community, aiming to reduce friction in cross-border transactions and provide a transparent, cost-effective alternative to traditional property acquisition.


$200 Billion Tokenization Goal Targets 1% of Japan’s Property Market

Looking ahead, GATES has plans to expand the tokenization initiative to over $200 billion, which represents around 1% of Japan’s $20.5 trillion real estate market. This long-term vision reflects the firm’s commitment to modernizing real estate investing by leveraging blockchain infrastructure.

The property tokens will be issued through an overseas special purpose vehicle (SPV) to remain compliant with Japanese regulations, allowing investors to buy, hold, and sell real estate-backed tokens without relying on local intermediaries.


Blockchain Streamlines Global Real Estate Investment

Tokenized assets, especially in the real estate sector, are seeing rapid adoption worldwide. By recording ownership on blockchain, transactions become more efficient, secure, and traceable. This approach eliminates the need for excessive paperwork, reduces legal overhead, and allows fractional ownership, enabling smaller investors to enter high-value markets like Tokyo.

GATES aims to address the common challenges foreign investors face in Japan, such as language differences, high legal costs, and bureaucratic procedures.


GATES Inc. Eyes Global Expansion and Nasdaq Listing

Founded in 2012, GATES Inc. reported $145 million in revenue in 2024 and offers full-service property investment solutions. The company has also filed preliminary documents for a Nasdaq listing, further signaling its intention to reach international investors.

The firm’s CEO stated that tokenized real estate will combine profitability, utility, and accessibility, helping to build a next-generation investment ecosystem backed by highly reliable Japanese property assets.


Conclusion: A Digital Shift in Real Estate Investing

The tokenization of $75 million in Tokyo properties by GATES is a pioneering step in blockchain adoption within the real estate sector. With a bold expansion target and investor-friendly model, GATES is helping to usher in a digital transformation in how global real estate assets are bought, sold, and owned.

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