The Lower Matecumbe Key luxury home will be under the guidance of Pacaso's Miami-Ft. Lauderdale based team
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An upfront donation of $10,000 has been made to the Jackson's Community Housing Fund, and $5,000 will be contributed on an ongoing basis for each home Pacaso buys
Pacaso is planning a rapid overseas expansion. Like it does domestically, the company hires a number of local service providers to tend to the homes it buys and sells in parts to 8 individual buyers
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'Pacaso is going to change the game in South Florida,' said Compass agent Josh Dotoli, who is leading the brand's expansion in the region
The company's model allows multiple parties to co-own luxury second-homes in locations such as Lake Tahoe, Aspen, Napa and Malibu. It operates in 25 markets to date
The iBuyer went public a day after merging with the Spencer Rascoff-led Supernova Partners Acquisition Company. The company will now be known as 'Offerpad Solutions'
Startup Kocomo has raised $56M to further its mission of democratizing owning a luxury second home in popular vacation destinations like the Caribbean and Mexico
The Seattle-based startup, has launched a new tool that allows clients who regret their move to relist with no seller's commission
The Arizona-based iBuyer took in $376.8M in revenue during Q2 2021 and its net income grew to $9.2M, giving the company its first profitable quarter