World Property Ventures to Launch Digital Real Estate Bank

World Property Ventures, a global property technology holding company, is set to launch a digital investment bank aimed at reshaping real estate capital markets worldwide.

The World Property Bank is scheduled to launch as an SEC-regulated bank in 2026, bringing institutional standards and liquidity to the fast-growing tokenized real estate market.

Once operational, the Miami-based bank will launch three integrated business units, beginning with World Property Securities, which will create and originate tokenized real estate debt, equity, credit, and derivative products for institutional and retail investors.

Its sister platform, World Property Exchange, will act as the bank’s proprietary trading venue. It will use AI-driven matching engines to issue and trade real estate tokens globally with fast, transparent, and liquid execution.

Meanwhile, Real Estate Predictions will offer a decentralized “Event Contracts”  marketplace. This enables users to trade on real-world real estate metrics, from home prices and housing starts to cap rates and mortgage rates, effectively making market trends investable.

Michael Gerrity, founder and chief executive of World Property Ventures, said:  "Our mission is to build the digital infrastructure that powers the capital and investment markets of tomorrow's AI-driven property economy."

"This isn't an incremental evolution — it's a restructuring of the global real estate economy itself."

The launch comes as industry forecasts highlight the market’s vast potential. Analysts predict the global tokenized real estate market will grow from $120 billion in 2023 to $3 trillion by 2030, a compound annual growth rate of nearly 50%.

Meanwhile, Deloitte projects that real estate debt alone could reach $2.39 trillion in tokenized loans and securitizations by 2035, driving the combined equity and debt market toward $6 trillion.