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Worldhaus

Own iconic homes for 1/13th the cost

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Worldhaus
About Details
Name: Worldhaus
Submited By: Fidel Davis
Release Date 2 years ago
Website Visit Website
Category Global Nomad Travel Remote Work

Airbnb prices increased 28% since 2019, with more coming. The result is precarious housing for millions. We made homeownership flexible: fractional, managed, and swappable. Worldhaus owners save 75% monthly vs Airbnb. Secure your lifestyle.


Carter Volkman

How are you working with local real estate laws about this? No need for specifics, but I imagine different countries may have different laws regarding it.

10 months ago


Halle Wilkinson

Which gallery images are from the actual properties and which are AI-generated?

10 months ago


Rocio Cormier

a must for digital nomads tired of seeing their airbnb cleaning fees 2x their expected cost!!! Love this

11 months ago


Elias Rowe

Great product! Love to see it doing so well

1 year ago


Floyd Botsford

Very interesting idea, Caleb and team. Having worked closely with Dan on several project in the past, I have confidence this is a well-vetted thought. My question is this though: if this is functionally distinct from a timeshare, how much liquidity can I reasonably expect in the event that I want to sell? Must I sell to other members, and if so, will I be in direct competition with the core business to fill new developments? In other words, would I be "stuck" holding on to the deed past a time where I might ideally want to. What are your thoughts around this, and how do you mitigate that concern for buyers like myself? Thank you! Patrick p.s. Great site - to the point, and exactly the information I was looking!

1 year ago


Joaquin Wisozk

Do you have plans for Thailand? How you will deal with the in countries -like Thailand- where foreigner are not allowed to own real estate?

1 year ago


Hobart Glover

Excellent question @Worldhaus! I have no idea what the most underrated remote work destination is - please share! Congratulations on your product launch - you are helping so many digital nomads stay productive and happy, everywhere they glow - cheers!

1 year ago


Scotty Feest

Congrats on the launch!

1 year ago


Burley Collins

Is this not just the 21st century's version of the Time-share vacation rental?

1 year ago


Charley Swift

Great idea Super Caleb!

1 year ago


Charley Swift

Love love the space/sector. I've been following and writing about flexible living options for several years now in the GEM. Have been waiting for price points of share to go down. The problem is, just because consumers want something, doesn't mean it'll make business sense to give it to them. This business is basically doing the same...or more...work as Pacaso, but only able to make a fraction of the price per share/home. I do think someone will crack this, but the execution/ops/logistics required is no joke. What happens if WorldHaus goes under? I assume all the houses are their own LLCs, and could in theory be moved/operated without WorldHaus's involvement?

1 year ago


Blaze Koepp

Best of luck @caleb_wursten1 ! Great idea, and I'm enjoying following your journey.

1 year ago


Marcus Macejkovic

Hi folks! Love the idea and massive congrats to Caleb and the team. I've a few questions that you can feel free to answer. Great job on the FAQ page too btw: <a href="https://www.worldhaus.co/how" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.worldhaus.co/how</a> (1) Do fractional owners need to be US tax residents/passport holders? Would someone like me based in Ireland with no US passport or permanent residency be able to purchase a fraction of the property? (2) How does matching specific weeks of a given year to the owners work? I could imagine a few scenarios so here are a few quick thoughts: (i) random mapping. (ii) some means of paying other owners for the privilege of using the property at a popular week of the year. (iii) For each upcoming year, a priority of 1-13 is randomly set where each owner one-by-one selects a week starting with owner #1. This would happen 4 times until all weeks are selected. (3) Follow-on to (2). If investors had no intention of using the property, and merely wanted to rent it out, I would expect some weeks of the year to yield higher rental incomes than others. What are some mechanisms to help to make this imbalance fair to owners? (4) I hear that NFTs might be useful in solving the problem of fractional ownership of real estate. What are your thoughts on this? Does your underlying process at Worldhaus involve NFTs in some way?

1 year ago


Marcelo Prohaska

What countries/locations are next up on the roadmap?

1 year ago


Scotty Feest

!!!

1 year ago