The largest real estate tokenization project in Japan has been launched! Gate partners with Oasys aiming to chain 200 billion in real estate.

Japanese real estate company Gates Inc. will collaborate with the Japanese gaming chain Oasys to launch the largest real estate tokenization project in Japan's history. The first phase involves putting on-chain properties in prime locations in Tokyo with a market capitalization of 75 million USD, with the future goal of tokenizing about 1% of real estate in Japan, expected to reach a scale of 200 billion USD.

Gates and Oasys target $75 million Tokyo real estate

Gates announced on July 11 that it will collaborate with Oasys to tokenize real estate in a prime Tokyo location with a market capitalization of $75 million. This is currently the largest real estate tokenization project in Japan. Notably, Gates' ambitions are not limited to Japan, as it is also preparing for a listing in the United States and aims to achieve $145 million in revenue in 2024. Furthermore, it has been listed in the "Asia-Pacific High Growth Companies 500" by the Financial Times.

Originally focused on the blockchain gaming industry, Oasys has now begun to expand its platform business into the tokenization applications of real-world assets (RWA).

Combining real estate with crowdfunding, expanding into the US and Japanese markets.

Gate mainly provides two major services:

Gates Auction: A one-stop service for procurement, sales, management, consulting, and brokerage that integrates apartments and solar facilities.

Gates Funding: A real estate crowdfunding platform where anyone can participate in property investment for just 62 USD and gain partial ownership.

And Gates has expanded into the U.S. market through its subsidiary Gates USA Inc.

The image shows Gates' F-1 filing for going public in the US, targeting $200 billion in property tokenization, with future expansion to global markets.

Gates CEO Yushi Sekino ( revealed in an interview that the company's long-term plan is to tokenize over $200 billion in real estate assets, which is about 1% of Japan's overall real estate market, and to expand the token liquidity to over $34 billion. The first phase will handle $75 million worth of properties and will carry out asset tokenization through overseas established "special purpose vehicles" ) SPV ( to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements in various regions.

Oasys founder Ryo Matsubara ) pointed out that his team is building a token economy that "automatically reinvests profits and creates a compound interest effect." This collaboration is an important milestone in expanding from gaming chains to real estate applications.

The two companies also revealed that they will expand the real estate tokenization model to the United States, Europe, the Philippines, and other Asian markets in the future, and may even further incorporate Japan's intellectual property projects, such as the tokenization of gaming and animation assets.

Real estate tokenization has become a new global trend, with the market expected to reach 4 trillion dollars by 2035.

Not only in Japan, but the world is also accelerating the pace of real estate tokenization. Here are a few key developments:

Dubai: The total sales of real estate tokens have reached 18 billion USD.

New Jersey, USA: Starting digital management of tokenization of real estate valued at $240 billion.

Europe: Pan-European asset management company APS purchases tokenized real estate worth 3.4 million dollars.

According to Deloitte's report on 4/26 this year, the global real estate tokenization market is expected to exceed $4 trillion by 2035, compared to less than $300 billion in 2024, representing an explosive market with a compound annual growth rate of over 27%.

( Binance Research: Overview of RWA Development Landscape, Understanding the Technical Risks and Limitations of Asset Tokenization )

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