Co-owning a holiday home has a luxe new look

A Spotlight on Modern Holiday Home Ownership

The Financial Times has featured MYNE in a recent article examining the changing landscape of holiday home ownership and the growing interest in co-ownership models.

As part of this feature, the Financial Times profiles MYNE and its approach to holiday home co-ownership, referencing the company's portfolio across multiple European destinations as well as its expansion into larger and more premium properties. The article also includes perspectives from MYNE co-founders and co-owners on the appeal of shared ownership and professionally managed homes.

MYNE Featured in the Market Discussion

The article highlights how some buyers are choosing co-ownership not because they are unable to purchase an entire property, but because they value flexibility, convenience and access to multiple destinations. These themes are reflected in the experiences shared by MYNE co-owners featured in the article.

One MYNE co-owner, Flo, explains his decision to choose co-ownership over sole ownership:

I considered buying a home and renting it out, but aside from the hassle I didn’t like the tax implications.

The Financial Times article places MYNE within the broader discussion around the future of holiday home ownership, highlighting how changing buyer preferences are contributing to the growth of professionally managed co-ownership models across Europe.