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What you own — and how it moves

A defined, legal share of a real home, tracked in a digital register. Hold it, use it, earn from it, and pass it on.

What you own

One home, your share of it

You own a defined, legal share of a real home — outright. Hold one share or several. The split is fixed, your title is real, and your weeks are yours.

One home → eight equal sharesOwnersOwner 1 — 3 sharesOwner 2 — 2 sharesOwner 3 — 2 sharesOwner 4 — 1 shareOwnership managementshares change hands, digitally
Transfers

A share you can pass on — cleanly

Your share lives in a digital ownership register. When you pass it on, the transfer is tracked, executed and fast — without the cost and friction of selling a whole property.

Bought once, taxed once

Property transfer tax is paid a single time — when the company acquires the home. After that, shares can change hands without re-triggering it, as long as no single buyer takes control of the company.

Register, not paperwork

Ownership and each owner’s position sit in a digital cap table. On a standing authority from buyer and seller, the administrator executes the notarial transfer — no travel, no delay.

A real secondary market

Sell one share or several to an incoming owner. Entry and exit are designed in from the start, so ownership can move when the time is right.

Property transfer tax can apply if a buyer crosses control of the company, and sellers may have capital-gains tax in their home country. We confirm the position case by case with your adviser. For the Spanish tax of a transfer, see Property tax in Spain →.

The economics

One account. Lower costs for everyone.

Every euro the home earns — from outside guests and from owners booking their own weeks at market rate — flows into one operating account that pays the running costs. The more the home is used and rented, the less each owner carries.

Rental incomefrom external guestsOwner usebooked at market rateProperty operating accountone pooled account, fully trackedShared running costsmanagement · insurance · upkeep · taxEach owner carries 12.5% of the net — rent out more, everyone pays less

Owners pay market rate for their own weeks, like any guest — so use stays fair and the ownership position stays clean. Your net cost is simply your share of the running costs, minus your share of what the home earned.

Two ways to hold

SPV or direct title

Both are real, full ownership of a fraction. We use whichever fits the home and the group — and explain the trade-offs before you commit.

Company share (SPV)

You own shares in the company that owns the home. Cleaner transfers, a digital register and a working secondary market. Best where shares are meant to move.

Direct title

Your name is on the deed for a defined fraction of the home. Direct and simple, used where it suits the property and the owners.