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St Helenans protest Pacaso fractional homeownerships

But neighbors of Pacaso’s St. Helena houses say they’re the ones getting gored. Scores of anti-Pacaso residents held a protest Saturday outside a newly built Pacaso house at Hillview Place and Vineyard Avenue. They held signs decrying “timeshares” and warned that a wave of fractionally owned homes could transform St. Helena’s residential neighborhoods. “This will never be a home,” said Leslie Stanton, who lives near the Hillview house. “Our town is a community, and this is not helping our community at all. … I’d rather have a family there.” Support local news coverage and the people who report it by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. Special offer: $5 for your first 5 months!

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Damian DeSena photo  The outside of the home Pacaso purchased at 1627 Rainier Avenue. On Friday, following neighborhood protest, CEO and Napa resident Austin Allison said his company was removing the Rainier Avenue listing from its website and pausing all showings to re-evaluate whether this property is the best fit for their portfolio.  Sarah Klearman  This is a photograph of Gayle Olson’s website advertising a yoga retreat at a Pacaso home in east Napa where she is a fractional owner. The offering was taken down following the Register’s inquiry Many Napans heard the name Pacaso for the first time this week.

Pacaso s fractional ownership model, explained; company to pause showings of Napa home

Many Napans heard the name Pacaso for the first time this week. The real estate startup’s million-dollar purchase of a house in Napa’s Bel Aire neighborhood in early April caught the attention of the property’s neighbors, many of whom shared their opposition to Pacaso’s business model during public comment at Napa City Council’s meeting Tuesday afternoon. “I was like – ‘you’re kidding. Come on. On this street? Why would anyone want to live on this street in that sort of format?’” neighbor Thom Licthenstein, a 26-year resident of the Bel Aire neighborhood, told the Register this week of his reaction to news of the property’s purchase by Pacaso.

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