Real Estate & Tokenized Investment Deals
Real estate tokenization combines Greek property with blockchain technology. Tokens can represent shares in a property or in the company that owns it. Done well, this creates new ways to invest and to diversify.
- Real estate acquisitions & legal due diligence
- Drafting & review of sale, lease, and property management contracts
- Structuring SPVs, Joint Ventures, fractional ownership models
- Tokenization of real estate assets creating legally compliant tokens representing ownership shares
- KYC/AML & MiCA compliance for digital investments
- Golden Visa advisory via real estate or tokenized projects
- Litigation & dispute resolution in real estate investment matters
With partnerships in the USA, UAE, Luxembourg, Cyprus, and Germany, he has implemented investment structures that merge real estate security with blockchain innovation.
Legal steps in real estate tokenization
A token is only as sound as the asset and the contracts behind it. First, we check the property and the owning company. Next, we design the structure, for example a special purpose vehicle. After that, we draft the terms that explain what each token holder owns. Finally, we review the rules that apply to the offer, including MiCA, anti-money-laundering checks and investor information.
Because tokenization sits between property law and crypto law, you benefit from both teams. See our pages on real estate in Greece and crypto law. You may also want to read about smart contracts.
Why legal structure matters for token holders
Investors need to know what they own and what happens if the project fails. Therefore, the documents must be clear. If the structure is weak, the token may give little real protection. For that reason, we test each structure before it is offered. Before launch, we also check the information given to investors. If something is unclear, we correct it. After launch, we remain available for questions from the project team. To discuss a project, book a consultation.