We are always on the lookout for exceptional homes in the Asia Pacific region. If you own a luxury holiday home in the Asia Pacific area that sits unutilised for a large portion of the year, you may be interested in the co-ownership model.

Fractional home ownership with Kō lets homeowners share the costs, benefits, and equity of a property. This co-ownership option is becoming popular among existing holiday homeowners who want to sell back part of their property, or potential buyers in search of a second home. Benefits include no loss of equity over your portion of the property, proportional ownership, shared costs, hassle-free management, and the ability to generate cash flow and variety. Co-owners can also invite friends and family to use the property, as all parties involved have a stake in the property, you can rest assured that the home will be treated with care and respect. Kō also partners with THIRDHOME, a worldwide network of luxury homeowners. If you are a Kō owner, you are eligible to swap the usage of your home with that of another luxury homeowner in a location of your choice. 

Here’s what you need to know if you’re considering co-ownership:

1. Location is key

The location of your property is the most important factor in attracting co-owners. It should be situated in a popular holiday home destination that is desirable to potential renters. A great location will ensure that the property is in high demand and will provide a good return on investment.

2. Turnkey properties are preferred

Co-owners are looking for turnkey properties that require little or no renovation. If your home is in excellent condition and ready for occupancy, it will be much more attractive to potential co-owners. They are not interested in investing in a property that requires significant repairs or renovations.

3. A stylish home is essential

A stylish and tastefully decorated home will attract more renters and co-owners alike. High-quality furniture and appliances are also a plus. Make sure that your property is presented in the best possible way to increase its appeal.

4. Ideal number of bedrooms

A home with 3-5 bedrooms is ideal for co-ownership. This will accommodate larger groups of people and make it more attractive to potential renters.

5. Ideal number of bathrooms

One bathroom per bedroom is ideal, making the property more comfortable for renters and co-owners alike.

Find out if fractional ownership may be for you.

For more details, please download the Information Memorandum here or contact us.

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