Real estate tokenization is changing how property investments can be structured, managed, and accessed through blockchain technology. By converting ownership rights or economic interests in real estate into digital tokens, businesses can create new investment models for residential, commercial, industrial, hospitality, and other property assets. This approach can support fractional ownership, digital recordkeeping, automated transactions, and broader investor participation, depending on the legal and regulatory framework. Real estate tokenization also requires careful planning around asset selection, legal compliance, token design, smart contracts, investor onboarding, custody, security, and secondary-market functionality. This guide explains how real estate tokenization works, its business models, development requirements, benefits, costs, and the factors businesses should consider before launching a tokenized property platform.