E-Estate Group Inc., a real estate technology company, added a massive new property to its platform on January 6. Specifically, as part of its global real estate tokenization drive, the firm brought a villa in California to its service. The luxury property is valued at approximately $1.55 million, and the minimum buy-in stands at $2,480. Participants can look forward to earning between 0.43%–0.61% daily on weekdays for the first 18 months before the yield settles at 10% per annum in subsequent years, according to the firm. LAUNCHING SOON 💚 A new tokenized California villa is coming to E-Estate. ✅ Property value: $1,550,000 ✅ Total supply: 155,000 EST ✅ Minimum entry: $2,480 Income model: • Phase 1: 0.43%–0.61% daily, Monday–Friday, for 18 months • Phase 2: 10% annually, lifetime This is… pic.twitter.com/iw20puTEg7 — E-Estate (@e_estate_co) January 6, 2026 The new property is part of E-Estate Group’s effort to scale the tokenization of global real estate within its long-term Vision 2034 roadmap. E-Estate Group’s hybrid human-AI approach to global property tokenization Although prospective investors are likely to learn more at the E-Estate Global Summit, scheduled to take place on January 31, 2026, the company already revealed much of its plans in a December 18 report . For example, part of the plans for further scaling relies on the recently-unveiled integration of artificial intelligence ( AI ) technology, designed to help with property selection and risk analysis. Simultaneously, the company has not given up on the human touch as it is also seeking to expand its base of certified agents with access to tokenized properties, and the creation and distribution of marketing tools and educational materials. Overall, the end-goal is to facilitate global adoption of blockchain-powered fractional property ownership, while substantially lowering the barrier to entry with minimum buy-ins coming in at only $10. Featured image via Shutterstock The post E-Estate Group Inc. adds luxury California villa to its global real estate tokenization appeared first on Finbold .
