
Airbnb is expensive – up 28% since 2019. The result is precarious housing for millions. We made homeownership flexible: fractional, managed, and swappable, for a secure nomadic lifestyle. Worldhaus owners spend 75% less vs Airbnb. It's time to own.
Airbnb is expensive – up 28% since 2019. The result is precarious housing for millions. We made homeownership flexible: fractional, managed, and swappable, for a secure nomadic lifestyle. Worldhaus owners spend 75% less vs Airbnb. It's time to own.
Worldhaus seems like a great solution for Airbnb problems when nomading! The idea of owning a share of a property while being able to live there for part of the year is very exciting and will make my travels more comfortable.
already dead as quickly as the idea probably popped up as an experiment it seems
Very interesting idea, Caleb and team. Having worked closely with Dan on several project in the past, I have confidence this is a well-vetted thought. My question is this though: if this is functionally distinct from a timeshare, how much liquidity can I reasonably expect in the event that I want to sell? Must I sell to other members, and if so, will I be in direct competition with the core business to fill new developments? In other words, would I be "stuck" holding on to the deed past a time where I might ideally want to. What are your thoughts around this, and how do you mitigate that concern for buyers like myself? Thank you! Patrick p.s. Great site - to the point, and exactly the information I was looking!