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Jornal EconómicoPortugal · December 26, 2025
Titular original: “Portuguese company creates platform to 'tokenize' properties in Lisbon, Porto, and Algarve”
Key points
Jornal Económico reported in December 2025 that the Portuguese tech company Hesty launched a blockchain-based platform that operates as a global marketplace to participate in tokenized real estate projects. Its CEO explained that, at this stage, they focus on real estate development projects, whether apartments, houses, or other properties, although they also see potential in fixed income projects with an associated yield.
The company currently concentrates on Lisbon, Porto, and the Algarve, and plans to later incorporate assets from other countries, starting with Spain. Investors can contribute from 1,000 euros, via bank transfer or through a stablecoin pegged to the euro and regulated in the European Union, and then track the project's performance. According to the company, the platform provides the necessary documentation for an informed decision.
The business operates in continuous communication with the Securities Market Commission (CMVM). The company claims that tokenization can improve the internal rates of return of projects and provide more liquidity to a traditionally illiquid sector. Its goal is to reach 1,000 active users in the first year and offer several projects by the end of 2026. Statements about profitability, security, and liquidity are attributed to the company.
Investing in real estate development involves risks related to construction, timelines, and sales that differ from those of already rented properties. For those investing in fractions, it is advisable to identify the stage of each project before comparing returns.
A platform being in dialogue with the regulator does not equate to authorization. Verifying the specific regulatory status is a prerequisite to investing.
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