As I was commenting in one of your posts a few days ago, tokenization has already entered the real estate arena "overbearingly," and I have also been involved in a project related to a complex of buildings including a hotel.
The upside of tokenization (in this case we are obviously talking about NFTs) is the certified ownership (the NFT(s) you have purchased are solely and exclusively in your wallet) that can bypass title.
These conveniences, which moreover cannot be changed, will find obstructionism in the real world, because some categories of professionals will be bypassed.
To make tokenization even more usable, an expansion of cross-chain with a set of oracles that can enable it might be interesting.
Of course, we are talking about public blockchains.
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