Tokenization makes real estate more accessible — but it doesn’t eliminate all the risks. Especially in countries with evolving regulations like Turkey, smart investing means informed investing.

Here are the key risks you should watch for:

• Regulatory uncertainty: While Turkey is progressing toward clear crypto rules, legal grey zones still exist. Always check if the platform complies with local property and investment laws. 
• Unverified projects: Some developers tokenize unlicensed or incomplete properties. Make sure land titles and zoning are legally registered. 
• Low liquidity: Not all tokenized properties have active secondary markets. If you need to exit quickly, selling might be difficult. 
• Platform failure: If the platform managing the tokens shuts down, your investment may be frozen — or lost. 
• Lack of legal recourse: Cross-border tokenized deals often lack traditional buyer protections. 

The solution? Use only audited, transparent, and legally compliant platforms. Real estate tokenization is powerful — but only when done right.

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