Real estate tokenization is a blockchain-based process that represents ownership or financial interests in a property through digital tokens. A property can be divided into multiple tokenized units, with each token representing a defined share or economic interest based on the legal structure of the investment. Smart contracts can be used to record transactions, manage token transfers, and automate certain processes such as distributions. Unlike traditional property transactions, which often involve extensive paperwork and intermediaries, tokenization can create a digital record of ownership and transaction activity. The approach can be applied to different property types, including residential buildings, commercial properties, hotels, and rental assets. However, tokenized real estate still depends on legal ownership structures, regulatory compliance, investor verification, and appropriate asset management. Its main purpose is to connect traditional real estate with blockchain-based financial infrastructure.