The The Trump Organization, in collaboration with Saudi‐based developer Dar Global, has announced plans to develop the Trump International Hotel Maldives—a luxury resort featuring approximately 80 beach and overwater villas, scheduled to open by the end of 2028. Unique to this project is its “tokenized” investment structure, allowing investors to buy digital shares in the development from the outset.
By tokenizing the development phase rather than waiting until completion, the partnership aims to open a traditionally exclusive real estate deal to a broader base of investors. Dar Global’s CEO Ziad El Chaar noted that the firm intends to retain 30‑40% of the venture while making the remainder available to token holders.
Industry analysts point out that real estate tokenization could be a game‑changer, potentially unlocking liquidity and democratizing access to high‑end projects. A report from Deloitte estimates the tokenized real‑estate market may reach $4 trillion by 2035. Yet, concerns remain about regulatory uncertainty, secondary‑market liquidity, and platform security.
The resort’s launch not only highlights a luxury development in one of the world’s most exclusive destinations, but also signals a shift toward blockchain innovation in real estate. As the Maldives project moves forward, all eyes will be on how it navigates legal, technological, and investor‑participation challenges—potentially setting a new benchmark for tokenized property development.






















































































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