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Your chance at a $1.3 trillion market opportunity

Pacaso is disrupting the $1.3 trillion vacation home industry. | Photo provided by Pacaso

Austin Allison is familiar with using tech to disrupt real estate — his first venture, dotloop, was acquired for $120 million. But despite bringing industry fame, one nagging regret remained:

“I always wished we gave retail investors the chance to invest in dotloop and share that success,” Allison later said.

Now he’s doing just that. Austin built upon that experience to launch Pacaso, the co-ownership marketplace disrupting the $1.3 trillion vacation home industry. And it’s working.

Here’s how they’re redefining this enormous real estate opportunity:

Disruption: Pacaso transforms underutilized vacation properties into fully utilized, co-owned assets. They’ve facilitated $1 billion+ in transactions and associated service fees and earned $110 million+ in gross profits in their operating history.
Ecosystem: Pacaso’s digital marketplace allows buyers to seamlessly co-own, sell, and finance shares of luxury homes while managing scheduling, maintenance, and design.
Opportunity: Pacaso offers investors the chance to capitalize on this fast-growing co-ownership model for just $2.90/share.

On the back of continued international expansion, Pacaso is hitting its stride.

After impressive full-year earnings showed gross profits grew 41%, they’re turning their focus to continued growth and expansion. They even reserved the Nasdaq ticker PCSO.

Join notable investors like Greycroft as a Pacaso shareholder for just $2.90/share.†‡

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