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Liquidity Effects of Real Estate Tokenization
Real estate tokenization can increase liquidity by dividing ownership into smaller, tradable units, which lowers the minimum investment and can broaden the pool of potential buyers. Secondary markets may also make tokenized interests easier to resell. However, improved liquidity is not guaranteed: markets for tokens tied to individual properties may have low trading volume, while regulatory restrictions and exchange-listing barriers can limit participation. When liquidity does improve, investors may value the tokenized interests more highly.
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Liquidity Effects of Real Estate Tokenization