The global tokenized real estate market is real and growing fast. Total RWA tokenization across all assets hit roughly $18-24B in 2025, up about 260% year-over-year. Real estate specifically sits around $372M on-chain (per https://t.co/dRIHixPPE2 trackers), but the broader market including institutional deals runs into the billions. The projections are wild, ranging from $1.4T to $16T by 2030 depending on who you ask, but even the conservative end shows explosive growth.
According to CoinGecko's latest study, Real World Assets (RWA) stood out as the most profitable crypto narrative of 2025 delivering +185.76% average return.
Why UK residential property? Average gross rental yields across the UK currently sit between 5-6%, with northern regions like Scotland and the North West reaching 6%+ (Homelet Rental Index, 2025).
This is where we want our investors' money to work.
In 1981 the typical first-time buyer was 29. In 2025 they’re 40. That’s a system that stopped working for a younger generation. (National Association of Realtors)
This is why we built OpenHouse. Properties held in SPVs. Fractional shares from $20. Monthly rent paid from the honest, efficient expression of structure professionals use. https://t.co/zQJLMdJRK6
Buy-to-let is broken for regular people in the UK. Section 24 means individual landlords pay tax on gross rent, not profit. A higher-rate taxpayer can now lose money on a property that looks profitable on paper.
Because setting up your own SPV only makes sense if you're buying several properties - think legal fees, accountants, company admin. It's just not realistic for most people.
In 1995 Essex house prices tracked the national average. Around 2014 they started pulling ahead and haven't looked back - now roughly £50k above England & Wales. (Land Registry data via https://t.co/OIb58uofhr)