EstateX, the property tokenization platform which allows people to invest in real-estate for as little as $100, has signed a strategic tokenization partnership with global hospitality leader Melia Branded Resorts in Cape Verde to bring a luxury beachfront resort in Cape Verde on-chain as its
Melia, a globally recognized hospitality brand, has 300+ hotels across 30+ countries. This agreement unlocks significant opportunities for tokenizing high-value resort properties, enabling retail and institutional investors to access luxury real estate through fractional ownership and smart contract infrastructure built on the EstateX blockchain.
Bart de Brujin, co-founder of EstateX said: “Melia’s global presence and commitment to innovation align perfectly with our vision for a more inclusive and efficient property investment ecosystem.”
Steve Craggs, the newly appointed Web2 CEO of EstateX and former CEO of RE/MAX England & Wales said: “This partnership and offering are part of our blueprint to make premium real estate accessible on-chain with the speed, liquidity, and transparency Web3 investors expect.”
Charlie King (Chief Operating Officer of Melia Branded Hotels and Resorts - Cape Verde) said: “As operator of several Meliá branded hotels in Cape Verde we are delighted with this new partnership with EstateX. They are bringing a very unique opportunity for ownership shares in prime luxury beachfront hotel properties through their highly innovative model.”
EstateX’s unique approach blends deep industry partnerships, cutting-edge AI, and a fully integrated blockchain ecosystem to redefine how real-world properties are accessed, tokenized, and traded on-chain. They recently announced their
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EstateX is a next-generation Web3 platform revolutionizing real estate through tokenization, AI-powered financial tools, and blockchain infrastructure. By enabling fractional property ownership and seamless on-chain access to global real estate, EstateX is redefining how the world invests.
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