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MetaWealth and One United Partners launch €18 million tokenized real estate bonds opportunity in Bucharest

Press Release London, UK & Bucharest, Romania Sept 2025  MetaWealth, a tokenised real estate investment platform, today launched a €17.9 million bonds basket targeting 19% annual returns, as part of its long-standing partnership with One United Properties (BVB: ONE), Romania’s largest green real estate developer and a publicly traded company on the Bucharest Stock Exchange. The bonds, issued under Luxembourg law, span three residential projects at an advanced stage of construction in Bucharest, offering superior sustainability credentials and high returns.

Located in Bucharest’s Pipera and Floreasca districts, fractional investments in a diversified basket of 69 premium apartments will be available to institutional investors and High Net Worth Individuals on the MetaWealth platform. The investment is expected to yield 19% p.a. returns (5% fixed and up to 14% variable), with semi-annual coupons and listing on Spain’s Portfolio Stock Exchange underpinning liquidity.

One United Properties is Romania’s leading green real estate company, managing €1.44 billion in developments spanning 665,000 sqm. Its portfolio includes Romania’s largest pipeline of Green Homes, a Romanian certification standard for sustainable construction, generating over €30 million in annual rental income. MetaWealth’s Bucharest investment opportunity is in an advanced stage of construction, with every unit developed to the Green Homes sustainable construction standard, minimising the project’s impact on the environment.

Michael Topolinski, Chairman and Co-Founder of MetaWealth: “We’re excited to continue our relationship with One United Properties to bring premium real estate investment opportunities in Romania to MetaWealth’s institutional clients. By tokenising Bucharest’s most exciting property development, we’re offering institutions an easy-to-access, highly liquid investment in sustainable European real estate.”

Launched in 2023, MetaWealth’s real estate investment platform tokenises institutional-grade investments in property developments, bringing greater liquidity and accessibility to a slow and costly transaction process. Each bond represents a fractional investment, dividing properties into many smaller assets available for purchase on the MetaWealth platform, recorded on the Solana blockchain. This approach to investing enables institutions to purchase, sell or transfer real estate assets in seconds, rather than the weeks or months required by traditional property markets.

Victor Căpitanu, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of One United Properties said: “Our ongoing partnership with MetaWealth underscores our commitment to innovation, sustainability and broadening access to high-quality real estate. By leveraging MetaWealth’s platform, we can connect with a global institutional investor base while delivering returns that reflect both our market leadership and our focus on long-term value creation.”

The MetaWealth Bond – One United Properties Basket is open for subscription from 5th September 2025 to 28 November 2025, marking MetaWealth’s 12th offering and reinforcing its mission to increase access to tokenized real estate investment globally to institutions and professional investors.

This asset launch closely follows MetaWealth’s announcement that fund manager APS utilised its platform to become the first institution to purchase tokenised investments, underscoring its ability to bridge TradFi and DeFi.

MetaWealth is expanding its portfolio of European real estate assets while achieving key regulatory milestones, recently securing an EU VASP licence and progressing its MiFID II/MiCAR submissions. With institutional demand accelerating for tokenized real-world assets, the MetaWealth platform provides the liquidity, underlying assets and corporate tools necessary to accelerate adoption of on-chain investment.

 

Andrew Stanton Executive Editor – moving property and proptech forward. PropTech-X

Andrew Stanton

CEO & Founder Proptech-PR. Proptech Real Estate Influencer, Executive Editor of Estate Agent Networking. Leading PR consultancy in Proptech & Real Estate.

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