How do returns from tokenized real estate compare to REITs?

Tokenized real estate and REITs both pay income from property, but they work differently.
REITs are listed funds with many assets and long track records. They often pay stable dividends but can be sensitive to interest rates.

Tokenized projects are younger and can offer higher yields, especially in niche or value-add deals. At the same time, they may be more volatile and less liquid, because secondary markets are still growing. Many investors use both: REITs for stability and tokenized deals for extra yield and diversification.