Blocksquare and Vera Capital, two firms in real‑world asset tokenisation, have teamed up to let investors buy slices of U.S. commercial buildings.
The deal was announced on April 18, and it covers properties worth over $1 billion across seven states. It will use an Ethereum‑based system, allowing people worldwide to own small shares in real estate.
Marketplace Launch
The new marketplace will open in the coming weeks, and it will list “dozens of properties.” Also, global investors can trade tokenised shares just like stocks.
Apart from this, Vera Capital held a staking event on Blocksquare’s Oceanpoint Launchpad. It hit its goal in one hour, with more than 100,000 BST tokens staked in that short time.
First Tokenised Asset
The first offering is a $5.4 million office building in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It spans three storeys and sits near key business districts, and investors can expect about 5% annual returns. The building also has room for upgrades and future projects, the announcement stated.
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Roadmap to $1 Billion
This initial deal marks the start of a bigger plan with Blocksquare and Vera Capital aiming to reach $1 billion in tokenised real estate.
They will roll out more assets from Vera Group’s holdings, and those include a retail plaza in Dania Beach and other commercial sites. As each property is added, investors will gain access, liquidity, and clearer reports.
Background on Blocksquare
Blocksquare is a platform built on Ethereum, and to date, it has tokenised around 150 properties in 28 countries. The total value sits at over $145 million.
Not just this, in February 2025, Blocksquare launched a compliance framework in the EU. It lets property owners turn their real estate rights into tokens through notarised deals.
CEO Denis Petrovcic said the Vera Group partnership led them to explore whether their Luxembourg rules would work in the U.S. too.
About Vera Capital
To talk about Vera Capital, it is part of the Vera Group, a Florida real estate network since 2012, and it manages more than $100 million in assets.
The group runs an agency, a management firm, and an investment fund, and their projects span commercial buys, land development, and housing. The new token platform will showcase these existing holdings to a wider pool of investors.
The partnership between Blocksquare and Vera Capital marks a key milestone. It moves real estate tokenisation from small experiments to a full‑scale offering. By breaking down big properties into tradable tokens, they open doors for both retail and institutional backers.
As the first properties hit the marketplace, investors can watch how this digital model reshapes commercial real estate with the help of blockchain technology.