Making Luxury Accessible: Maldives Resort Tokens Transform the Landscape of Real Estate Investment
- Trump Organization and Dar Global launch Maldives' first tokenized hotel, set to open by 2028. - Blockchain-based tokenization allows fractional ownership in development-stage real estate , diverging from past completed-asset models. - The project democratizes luxury real estate investment and aligns with $24–30B tokenized RWAs growth in 2025. - Challenges include regulatory compliance and liquidity, but analysts predict $1T in tokenized private real-estate funds by 2035.
The Trump Organization has partnered with Saudi Arabian developer Dar Global Plc to unveil an innovative luxury resort in the Maldives, which will be the first hotel development project in the world to utilize tokenization. The Trump International Hotel Maldives, anticipated to open by the end of 2028, will offer 80 high-end beach and overwater villas, situated just a 25-minute speedboat ride from Malé, the capital. The venture
Tokenization, which involves transforming conventional assets into digital tokens on a blockchain, enables the division of the project into fractional ownership units, potentially opening up premium real estate investment to a broader audience
The collaboration between the Trump Organization and Dar Global, which is listed in London and is part of a Saudi development group, builds upon their previous joint ventures in the Gulf, including Trump-branded properties in Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Qatar. Eric Trump, who serves as Executive Vice President of the Trump Organization, stated that the Maldives project "raises the bar for luxury in the area and establishes a new standard for real estate investment innovation," while Dar Global CEO Ziad El Chaar described it as a "world first"
This Maldives initiative also highlights the Trump Organization’s growing involvement with cryptocurrency and blockchain, areas that have experienced notable policy changes in the United States, such as executive directives and new stablecoin regulations. At the same time, Dar Global’s move into tokenization reinforces its image as an innovative developer, having previously led the way in mixed-use and luxury hospitality projects.
With the tokenized hotel sector evolving,
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