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For Owners of Second Homes in Mallorca · French Riviera
Keep What Matters. Sell What You Don’t Need.
Sell part or all of your home. Reduce costs, unlock capital, and keep what matters
Owning 100% Is No Longer the Only Option
Rising costs, underused homes, and changing buyer behavior are reshaping second-home ownership. More owners are choosing flexibility over full ownership — not because they have to, but because it makes sense.
FOR OWNERS OF UNDERUSED HOMES
Sell Part. Keep Your Home.
Sell selected shares in your property to qualified buyers — while you retain access, reduce costs, and stay in control.
Unlock capital without selling everything
Reduce ongoing costs
Keep using your home
HOW IT WORKS
From Full Ownership to Shared
Step 1
We evaluate your property
Demand, pricing, and co-ownership potential.
Step 2
We structure the ownership
Shares, pricing, and legal setup.
Step 3
We match buyers and close
Qualified buyers and a structured transaction.
Step 4
We manage going forward
Ownership, operations, and coordination — fully handled.
THE OWNER ECONOMY
Unlock Value Without Selling Everything
Sell selected shares instead of your entire property.
Keep access, reduce financial exposure, and create flexibility.
For many owners, this creates a better balance between lifestyle, liquidity, and long-term value.
Release capital without a full exit
Reduce debt or ongoing costs
Keep the part you still use
Open your property to more buyers
IS THIS THE RIGHT FIT FOR YOU
Not Every Owner Chooses This — But Many Should
This is for you if:
Your home sits empty most of the year
Costs are increasing
You don’t want to sell completely
You want flexibility and liquidity
More and more owners are choosing this path.
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What Owners Ask Before They Sell
Clear answers to the key questions owners have before selling — from structure and pricing to control and next steps.
What exactly do I sell?
You sell shares in your property.
This can be structured either directly on the title or through a company — depending on what fits the property and ownership setup.
Typically, the home is divided into a limited number of shares (often around 8), which can be sold individually or combined.
This allows you to sell part or all of your ownership in a clear, structured, and flexible way.
Can I sell only part of my home?
Yes. Most owners choose to sell a portion of their property — often between 50% and 80% — while keeping access and usage.
You can also choose to sell all shares if your goal is a full exit.
Do I lose control of my property?
No. Ownership, usage rights, and decision-making are clearly defined upfront.
All co-owners operate under a structured agreement that ensures transparency, predictability, and fair use.
Who are the buyers?
We match your property with qualified international buyers looking for shared ownership — not traditional full ownership.
They are typically financially strong individuals or families seeking flexibility, lifestyle access, and long-term value.
How is the price determined?
We evaluate your property based on market demand, location, and suitability for co-ownership.
The property is then divided into shares, which are priced to reflect both the overall value and buyer demand.
How long does the process take?
From initial evaluation to completed sale, the process typically takes a few months.
Timing depends on the property, structure, and market demand.
What happens after the sale?
We handle the full setup, coordination, and ongoing management.
This ensures that ownership remains simple and structured — without adding complexity for you or the other owners.
Can I exit later if I want?
Yes. Shares can be resold at market terms.
We support the resale process and help match new buyers, but there is no guaranteed buyback.