A new Seattle startup called reSpace is reimagining how people break into one of the country's priciest housing markets. Its model splits a single home into fractional shares that can be owned and financed independently, giving each buyer a private suite plus access to shared spaces like the kitchen, living areas, and yard. The result is a path to ownership in desirable neighborhoods at a fraction of the usual cost, with entry prices starting well below a traditional down payment. It's part of a growing wave of co-housing and fractional ownership approaches aimed at a new generation of buyers priced out of the market. Read the full article here: realtor.com
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