The second home you dream of, for a fraction of what it is really worth.
We are exploring bringing fractional ownership to Colombia: truly owning part of a second home —to use it and watch it appreciate— or freeing up capital from the one you already have. Your input will shape how we do it.
It means being a real co-owner of a second home. Instead of buying (or maintaining) an entire property you use only a few weeks a year, the home is divided into fractions. Each fraction is yours, backed by real title, and gives you weeks of use plus your share of the appreciation.
Buy
A real share of the home — an asset, not “weeks”.
Use
Several weeks a year, on a fair schedule shared among co-owners.
Earn
Your share of the gain as the property appreciates.
Pass on
Your fraction is a real asset: you can leave it to or transfer it to your family.
Delegate
We structure it, manage it and make resale straightforward.
Not
Not a timeshare · Not a short-term rental
The math is simple
$1.400M
÷ 8 owners
$175M
per fraction · ≈ 44 nights/year
A home you use five weeks a year ties up a lot of capital and costs the same whether it sits empty or not. Split eight ways, each owner puts in a fraction, shares the fixed costs and keeps their time in the home. The asset works; you enjoy it.
* Illustrative figures to explain the model, not an offer.
Two ways to win with the same asset.
Fractionals are designed for people who own an asset that feels underused, and for people who dream of a second home but do not want to carry every cost alone.
Owns a home
Make your asset work
Free up capital
Sell a share and get liquidity, without selling the whole home.
Share the costs
Property tax, HOA fees, maintenance and utilities are split.
This page exists for market research purposes (focus group). It is not an offer to buy or sell real estate, equity or securities, nor an invitation to invest. The “fractional ownership” described here refers to co-ownership for use and enjoyment among co-owners; it is not a timeshare or a third-party rental product. Any future structure would be subject to legal and tax review.