Digital real estate covers platforms that let you invest in property without buying a property directly, without a mortgage and without rental management. You buy a claim (crowdfunding), an ownership share (fractional) or a token backed by an asset (RWA).
The common thread: a small ticket and a platform that selects the assets. The difference: risk, liquidity and tax. Crowdfunding is corporate debt, fractional is a share of a rented property, RWA is a digital asset whose value depends on the underlying and the market.
In 2026, the market has professionalised: ECSP/PSFP licences, audited reports and better-documented guarantees. But not all models are equal, and an advertised return is never a promise.