Madrid-based VIVLA secures €8 million to scale its co-ownership model for premium second homes

VIVLA, a Spanish PropTech startup focused on access to second homes through a co-ownership model, has raised €8 million in fresh funding in order to expand to other strategic locations and invest in talent and AI.

The round was led by Samaipata, with participation from Bonsai Partners, FJ Labs, Extension Fund, and strategic backers such as Andbank, Kronos, Stoneweg, and Concrete VC. This latest injection brings VIVLA’s total funding – combining equity and debt – to over €35 million.

“VIVLA is no longer a promise – it’s a profitable, scalable reality with real traction. This round, ​and our customers’ satisfaction, validate that we’re leading a deep transformation in how people own and experience second homes. VIVLA is not just a new way to own – it’s a new way to live,” said Carlos Gómez, CEO and founder of VIVLA.

Founded in Madrid in 2021, VIVLA allows families to purchase ownership in European second homes from as little as one-eighth of the total value, combining legal co-ownership with professional management and hotel-style services. The startup has grown rapidly and reports it has been profitable for over a year, setting it apart in a segment often plagued by operational challenges.

The new capital is earmarked for strategic expansion, targeting destinations such as Madrid, Mallorca, Costa del Sol, and Portugal, alongside internationalising its client base across Europe and Latin America.

VIVLA also plans to invest in talent and advanced technologies, including AI, to further personalise the user experience and scale operations efficiently. The company’s roadmap envisions a network of more than 750 assets and over 5,000 co-owners globally by 2030.

Over the past three years, VIVLA has established a compelling track record. It currently manages over €80 million in assets, has generated more than €40 million in revenue while remaining profitable, and oversees a portfolio of 60 properties in high-demand destinations such as Ibiza, Menorca, Baqueira, Cantabria, and Cádiz.

Its user base includes more than 350 families, boasting a satisfaction rate above 90%, with high referral and virality indicators.

“At Samaipata, we invest in companies that redefine entire categories. VIVLA hasn’t just
created a smarter way to own a second home – it’s built a strong, scalable business around it. We’re doubling down because we believe VIVLA will lead this category globally,” said José del Barrio, founding partner of Samaipata.

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