Dubai grows its coding economy across sectors
Dubai is expanding into asset tokenization for real estate and metals, aiming to convert part of its property market into digital assets that can be divided and traded, with a target value of up to 60 billion dirhams by 2033. This represents approximately 7% of the total real estate transactions in the emirate. This development allows for fractional ownership of assets, with low entry costs starting at 2,000 dirhams. It increases liquidity and attracts new investors, especially Generation Z, who prefer to invest small shares through digital applications. Dubai is among the leading countries in regulating the tokenization of physical assets, particularly real estate and metals. The tokens are directly linked to the government’s land registry, enhancing the ability to register and transfer rights quickly and securely, and supporting economic diversification by expanding investment asset classes.
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