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What inspired you guys to go with such a long time window? Most of the timeshares I know are like 2 weeks out of the year, but here it looks like you get (for m
by Jorge1o1 5y ago
What inspired you guys to go with such a long time window? Most of the timeshares I know are like 2 weeks out of the year, but here it looks like you get (for most properties) almost 3 months!! Do people really take 3 month vacations? And even if you broke it up into what seems like a more manageable vacation (something like a month max) that’s still 3 vacations a year!
Also, are the prices on your site the entire price of the house or the price of the share? Because if that’s the price of the whole house that is an insane commentary on how ridiculous US urban housing markets are!!!
- outside1234 5y agoIt will be interesting to see what the remote first movement does to this. You could certainly see someone from Seattle spending 3 months in Mexico between Jan 1 and April 1 as a "working vacation"
- rblack44 5y agoDefinitely. We've seen a lot of interest from people looking at these homes as remote offices. We're optimistic this trend will continue as people take advantage of no longer being tied down to a certain geography
- devoutsalsa 5y agoDigital nomads.
- rblack44 5y agoAs a co-owner, you get access to the property based on your ownership %. So if you own 1/4 of the property, you can use it for 1/4 of the year. This ownership model provides flexibility to book stays throughout the year vs. being locked into 1-2 week windows annually. You don't have to take all 3 months at the same time. In fact our scheduling platform does not allow for stays this long to ensure all co-owners get equitable access to the property on the dates that are important to them. All prices are per share and based on the ownership %. Even still, the US housing market is bananas