Former Zillow Exec Opens Doors to $1.3T Market

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September 18, 2025

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Austin Allison sold his first company for $120M. He later served as an executive for Zillow. But both companies reached massive valuations before regular people could invest.

“I always wished everyday investors could have shared in their early success,” Allison later said. So he built Pacaso differently.

Pacaso brings co-ownership to the $1.3T vacation home market, earning $110M+ in gross profit in under 5 years. No wonder the same early investors who backed Uber, Venmo, and eBay already invested in Pacaso.

Here’s how they’re redefining this enormous real estate opportunity:

  • Disruption: Pacaso transforms underutilized vacation properties into fully utilized, co-owned assets. They’ve facilitated $1B+ in transactions and associated service fees and earned $110M+ in gross profits in their operating history.

  • Ecosystem: Pacaso’s digital marketplace allows buyers to seamlessly co-own, sell, and finance shares of luxury homes while managing scheduling, maintenance, and design.

  • Limited-Time Opportunity: Until midnight, Pacaso offers investors the chance to capitalize on this fast-growing co-ownership model for just $2.90/share. 

They even reserved the Nasdaq ticker PCSO. Now, after announcing 10 new international destinations and securing a $100M private credit facility, Pacaso is really hitting their stride.

But only until midnight.