Madrid-based VIVLA secured €8 million in new funding. Samaipata led the round. This investment supports VIVLA's premium second home co-ownership model.
The capital will scale operations and expand into new strategic locations. VIVLA also plans investment in talent and AI. Bonsai Partners, FJ Labs, and Extension Fund participated. Strategic backers included Andbank, Kronos, Stoneweg, and Concrete VC. This latest injection brings VIVLA's total funding to over €35 million. This combines equity and debt.
Founded in 2021, VIVLA enables families to purchase fractional ownership in European second homes. This model combines legal co-ownership with professional management and hotel-style services. The PropTech startup has been profitable for over a year.
Scaling Premium Co-Ownership Across Europe
New capital targets expansion into Madrid, Mallorca, Costa del Sol, and Portugal. VIVLA aims to internationalize its client base across Europe and Latin America. The company also invests in AI innovation to personalize user experience. By 2030, VIVLA envisions over 750 assets and 5,000 co-owners globally. Competitors like Pacaso and August also operate in this space.
VIVLA manages over €80 million in assets. It generated more than €40 million in revenue. The company oversees 60 properties in high-demand destinations including Ibiza and Menorca. Over 350 families use VIVLA's services, demonstrating high satisfaction. This highlights its strong position in real estate technology.
VIVLA transforms second home ownership.
