Real Estate Tokenization
Converting a property into organized digital shares that enable multiple investors to own portions of it in an official and manageable manner.
Fractional Ownership
Owning a specific percentage of a property instead of purchasing the entire property, with the right to a share of income and a share of the asset value.
Income-Generating Asset
A property ready for rental that is expected to generate periodic income from rent.
Issuance Prospectus
An official introductory document explaining the opportunity details: the asset, location, costs, expected returns, and risks.
Total Opportunity Value
The full amount required to acquire the asset including all associated costs and fees.
Asset Value
The purchase price of the property itself before adding fees and expenses.
Opportunity Structure
The framework that explains how funds are managed, shares owned, returns distributed, and assets managed.
Opportunity Manager
The entity responsible for arranging the opportunity, managing operations, and coordinating between owners and asset operators.
Real Estate Broker
A legally licensed entity that undertakes the acquisition process and real estate transactions.
Unit Operator
The company responsible for operating, renting, and managing the property daily.
Property & Facility Management
The entity responsible for maintenance, collection, tenant follow-up, and maintaining asset quality.
Acquisition Ticket
The amount chosen by the buyer to enter the opportunity (can be small or large according to preference).
Minimum Acquisition
The minimum amount that can be purchased in the opportunity.
Maximum Acquisition
The maximum percentage that a single buyer can own in the opportunity.
Ownership Percentage
The share that the buyer owns of the total property.
Expected Distributions
The expected cash income to be distributed to owners from rental revenues.
Expected Annual Return
The estimated percentage of annual income compared to the acquisition value.
Internal Rate of Return
An indicator estimating the total return on acquisition throughout the entire opportunity period, taking into account time, income, and exit value.
Total Expected Income
Sum of expected rental income + expected sale value at the end of the opportunity.
Capital Multiplier
Shows how many times the buyer's capital may multiply by the end of the opportunity period (e.g., 1.7×).
Opportunity Duration
The estimated period for holding the opportunity before exit.
Exit
Selling the asset at the end of the period and distributing its value to owners according to their shares.
Capital Appreciation
The difference between the property purchase price and its expected future selling price.
Capital Expenses
All acquisition costs such as brokerage, taxes, valuation, technical inspection, and Jozo fees.
Opportunity Management Fees
Annual fee for managing, operating, and following up on the opportunity.
Property Valuation
A report issued by a certified appraiser determining the fair market value of the property.
Technical Inspection
Inspection of the property by the opportunity manager before acquisition.
Jozo Client Account
A dedicated account through which owners' funds are managed in an organized and independent manner during the acquisition period.
Tokenized Property Deed
Linking digital ownership directly to the official property deed record.
RER ID
Asset identification number in the Saudi real estate registry, proving the property is officially registered.
Experimental Regulatory Environment
A regulatory framework supervised by the General Authority for Real Estate to test new models in an organized and safe manner.
General Authority for Real Estate
The government entity regulating the real estate sector in the Kingdom.
Furnished Asset
A unit fully ready for operation and rental.
Residential Asset
A property designated for residential use and not commercial or industrial.