In Dubai, property investors have taken to fractional ownership opportunities
Last updated: July 11, 2025
Dubai’s real estate tokenization project has been gaining traction. Prypco Blocks has just closed its first ‘exit window’.
Dubai: The Dubai property tokenization platform – Prypco Blocks – has closed its first ‘exit window’ after generating significant investor interest.
Real estate tokenization is about digital investments into a portion of a property by individual investors. The Dubai Land Department recently gave the go ahead to developers in Dubai to place units for tokenization, with initial listings getting significant investor demand.
Investors could buy tokens from Dh2,000.
An exit window is when sellers of an asset are looking to sell and buyers plan to get in.
During the two-week exit window, open from June 24 to July 7, more than 2,800 ‘blocks’ were put into play on thee Prypco platform. Each block, representing a fraction of underlying property ownership, were exchanged across 211 transactions, with the total transaction value around Dh300,000.
The window featured the first three properties originally funded through the Prypco platform, all of which are currently rented.
“Investor behaviour during the exit window highlighted genuine interest in fractional real estate assets,” said a statement. “A full 77% of blocks were sold at market value, indicating that sellers were able to realise fair prices while buyers showed a strong willingness to enter at those levels.
“This points to a maturing marketplace where value is transparent, and liquidity is real.”
And 90% of the blocks were purchased by existing Prypco Blocks investors.
According to Amira Sajwani, Chairperson at Prypco Blocks and founder-CEO of Prypco, “Fractional real estate ownership is not just accessible. It is liquid, trusted, and is generating real returns for real people.”
Since inception, investors in thee three properties have collectively earned over Dh172,000 in rental income.
The Prypco Blocks platform has now fully funded 19 properties.
The next exit window is scheduled for December 2025, giving investors a ‘chance to realise returns or expand their exposure’.
