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High fiveChile · January 21, 2026
Titular original: “Reity closes the first tokenized real estate cycle in Chile”
Key points
The Chilean outlet Chócale reported in January 2026 that the fintech Reity completed in Chile the full cycle of a tokenized real estate asset: it sold the property and distributed the profits among those who had invested through digital tokens. The process, from token issuance to final settlement, took about 18 months, and payments were made proportionally to each holder.
The report explains that in this scheme each token represents an economic right over the asset, without transferring direct ownership of the property. According to the company's CEO, the price is paid to the real estate company and the asset is immobilized through a mortgage and a prohibition to sell registered with the Real Estate Registry, while the real estate company transfers to the token owners all future economic benefits of the asset.
According to the company, the sold apartment, almost new and furnished, generated capital gains, and profits were distributed automatically. The executive presented the event as proof that the model works in a context of implementing the Fintech Law. Profitability figures are not detailed and the information comes from the company.
That a token grants economic rights and not ownership of the property is an important legal distinction. For those investing in fractions, it is advisable to understand what mechanisms protect those rights, such as mortgages or prohibitions registered in the registry.
A completed cycle is a useful signal, but a single case does not allow measuring average profitability or the model's behavior in bear markets.
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