Pacaso has properties in Mexico, the United Kingdom, Spain and now France, as the second home marketplace has acquired its first property in Paris’ 7th arrondissement, according to a January 10 press release sent to Inman. Continue reading
Co-ownership company Pacaso has rebounded from a slow start to 2023 with a bevy of new luxury-home acquisitions and its fastest ever sell-out: A four-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Continue reading
Pacaso’s model gives luxury agents something new to offer clients, as well as opens their representation services to buyers who were once shutout of the traditional second-home market. Continue reading
With Pacaso Now, the company is offering a 5 percent-down payment option for a one-eighth share, thereby providing second home buyers 3 options after 12 months, according to an announcement. Continue reading
Stock market declines and recession concerns stopped the luxury market in its tracks in Q3, with home sales in the top percentile of the market declining 38 percent year over year, according to Redfin. Continue reading
Pacaso on Monday announced a joint effort to integrate luxury co-ownership opportunities with Realm’s global network of top-producing real estate agents, the company told Inman exclusively. Continue reading
Pacaso owners now have elevated access to Alto, a luxury rideshare company, and Surf Air, a membership-based regional airline. Continue reading
Legislators declined to label it a “timeshare” company, but approved rules that would set limits on where Pacaso can operate. The vote could set the stage for challenges elsewhere in the U.S. Continue reading
This strategic alliance with RE/MAX will formally introduce the co-living leader to agents who operate in markets where it has homes and shares available. Continue reading
The company will have two homes available for second homeowners. The first is a modern, hilltop property overlooking the Sea of Cortez on the peninsula’s eastern boundary, in the Puerto Los Cabos community. Continue reading