reSpace

KUOW Booming, Seattle's public radio economics show, dropped an episode this morning called "Would you buy a house with friends? Meet some people who did."

reSpace is in the episode.

Here is how Seattle public radio described what we are building:

"Building for people who refuse to rent their whole lives. Take existing home, carve them into suites each with their own bathrooms. First project in Leschi near Lake Washington. Easier to replicate instead of paying a landlord. You can bring your own group, or it can set you up with people."

That is not language we wrote. That is how KUOW described us.

The Leschi launch is live and we are accepting applications now. Episode is 17 minutes.

Listen on KUOW: https://www.kuow.org/stories/would-you-buy-a-house-with-friends-meet-some-people-who-did?utm_source=respace&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=kuow-booming-2026-06-03

Apply to Leschi: https://respace.co/ ?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=kuow-booming

Would you buy a house with friends? Meet some people who did More and more people are thinking about buying or building homes together with friends. These projects can be complicated to organize... and expensive to pay for. So how are people in Seattle making it happen?

The housing market said no. We said watch us. Co-homeownership is not a workaround or a compromise. It is a new category, built for the people the market left behind.

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You already pay enough to own. The rent you hand over every month is the most expensive way to live somewhere. Run your actual numbers and see what that same payment could buy you as a co-homeowner.

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Not an investment. Not a solicitation.

How co-homeownership works, start to finish.

Swipe through the whole model: one home, four to seven owners, a membership interest in a single-purpose LLC, your own private suite, shared common spaces, and the path to get there. Questions? Book a call.

Imagine knowing your neighbors before you move in.

Knowing they share the same standards for the home. The same values for community. The same desire to own something real in a neighborhood they love.

That's reSpace.

Co-owners are matched by design. The same home, same LLC, shared stake in making the community work. Our governance platform ensures everyone has a voice. Our smart contracts ensure decisions are clear, recorded, and fair.

It's the closest thing to the neighborhood you grew up in, except you own your piece of it.

We get this question a lot: "What exactly is reSpace?"

Here's the short version. 👇

reSpace is a co-homeownership company. We take single-family homes in Seattle's best neighborhoods and structure them as small communities of individual owners. Typically 4 to 6 co-owners per home.

Each co-owner holds a membership interest in an LLC that owns the property. You have:
✅ Exclusive-use rights to your private suite
✅ Shared-use rights to beautifully designed common areas
✅ Governance rights: you vote on decisions that affect your home
✅ Exit rights: you can resell your membership interest

It's not renting. It's not a timeshare. It's not co-living.

It's ownership. Structured. Tech-governed. Community-first.

Membership starts at $1,430/month.

The waitlist is open at https://www.respace.co

Questions? Drop them in the comments. 👇

Seattle friends, this one's for you. 🌧️☀️

Three things happened this month that are changing the housing game in our city:

1️⃣ Seattle's new middle housing codes went live. Duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes are now allowed in every Neighborhood Residential zone. Housing capacity jumped from 16,000 to 94,000 units.

2️⃣ PNW housing inventory surged 28% year over year. More homes on the market than we've seen in years.

3️⃣ Congress advanced the ROAD to Housing Act, pushing institutional investors out of the single-family home market.

More homes. Less corporate competition. And a city that just legalized the exact kind of mid-density housing that makes co-homeownership work.

reSpace is building structured co-homeownership in premier Seattle neighborhoods. Private suites, shared spaces, individual ownership, and monthly costs comparable to what you're already paying in rent.

If you've been waiting for the right moment, this is it.

Not an investment. Not a solicitation.

Raise your hand if someone told you "just save more" when you asked about buying a home. 🙋

Here's what they didn't mention: the average renter spends $384,000 over 10 years and builds zero wealth from it.

Meanwhile, 11% of buyers in 2026 are planning to purchase a home with a friend. Fortune magazine called it "carpooling for homeownership."

We call it the future.

Co-homeownership isn't a compromise. It's a strategy. You get:
→ Your own private suite
→ Your own financing
→ Wealth you build on your own terms
→ Shared common spaces and shared cost of getting into a home you actually love

The rules of homeownership are being rewritten. And this time, they're being written by the people who actually need them.

Not an investment. Not a solicitation.