Noosa
Beachside house on Queensland's Sunshine Coast
The beach you return to. The places you know by heart. Imagine making a holiday home here part of your life.
Explore NoosaManaged co-ownership of Australian holiday homes
A place to call your own.
Genuine holiday home ownership, shared between a small group and professionally managed from end to end.
- One specific home
- A small ownership group
- Professionally managed by Copay
Yours to return to
The same home, year after year.
The familiar walk. The room that catches the morning sun. A place that becomes part of your life, each time you return.
Renting
- Choose accommodation for each stay
- Pay for the stay
Managed co-ownership
- Own a share of one specific home
- Share the ongoing costs
- Return to the same home
A place to call your own.
Somewhere exceptional
Find the place you would love to return to.
Explore the places you could picture returning to.
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Bay on one side, surf on the other, and a long weekend that starts as soon as you are past the freeway.
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Hinterland retreat in the hills behind Queensland's Sunshine Coast
Cooler air, a slower road, and the coast still close enough for the afternoon.
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Beachside home on the southern Queensland coast
Surf in the morning, a proper coffee afterwards, and the hinterland behind you when the beach gets busy.
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Byron Bay
Coastal house in the far north of New South Wales
A town that still runs on walking, swimming and working out where to eat.
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Brisbane
City weekender in south-east Queensland
A base rather than a getaway, for the people whose reason to be here is family, and who want somewhere of their own to come back to.
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Whitsundays
Island retreat off the central Queensland coast
Days shaped by the water. A familiar place to return to, year after year.
Explore WhitsundaysOwnership, not access
What do I actually own?
One home
One specific holiday home, at one address, with a maximum of eight owners.
Your share
Units in the dedicated trust that owns that home, recorded on its unit register. Usage, costs and exit are set out in the co-ownership agreement.
Copay manages it
Copay coordinates scheduling, cleaning, maintenance, bills and owner communication.
Genuine ownership
Six things that make it work.
Genuine ownership
You hold a genuine interest in one specific premium holiday home.
A small ownership group
Each home is shared by a limited number of owners. Never more than eight.
Structured usage
A coordinated calendar gives every owner fair and reliable time at the home, with peak periods rotated.
Professional management
Copay manages the property, scheduling, cleaning, maintenance, bills and owner coordination.
Shared costs
The purchase price and ongoing property costs are divided across the ownership group, in proportion to the share each owner holds.
A resale pathway
A defined process for selling your interest when you are ready to move on.
Leave it to us
You own it. We manage it.
Copay coordinates the day-to-day running of the home. The written cost breakdown explains the Property Operating Levy, what it covers and any separate charges.
The home
- Cleaning and changeovers
- Maintenance and repair coordination
The running of the home
- Bill administration
- Scheduling
- Owner communication
What does it really cost?
Shared ownership means sharing the purchase price and ongoing property costs in proportion to the share you hold.
Buying your share
Understand the share price, applicable transfer duty, legal costs and Copay fees before you commit.
Ongoing costs
The Property Operating Levy covers the recurring expenses specified for the home. The written breakdown explains what is included and any separate charges.
Costs vary by home. Review the property-specific breakdown before deciding.
What's in the fees?Meet the founders.
Meet Himanshu Arora and Mohamed Ismail, the people behind Copay.
Co-founders
Meet the foundersYour preference
See what ownership could look like for you
Tell us where, what kind of home and roughly when. About a minute.
Straight answers.
Explore the details that matter to you.
Who gets Christmas?
Time at the home follows the share you own, with peak periods rotated across the ownership group.
The co-ownership agreement sets out your nights, how dates are chosen and the rules for peak periods.
Selling your share
The co-ownership agreement sets out the process for selling your interest. A sale is not guaranteed. Timing and price depend on market conditions and buyer demand.
What to understand before you buy
Ownership comes with costs, responsibilities and limits. Review the details before deciding.
- Costs continue between stays. Your share carries ongoing costs even when you are not using the home.
- Peak dates are shared. Usage follows the agreement and its rotation rules. Do not assume a particular holiday period is yours.
- A sale is not guaranteed. There is no promise of a buyer, sale date or resale price.
Questions about sharing ownership
The co-ownership agreement sets out owner responsibilities and how issues are handled.
Where would you love a place of your own?
Tell us the destinations and kind of home you have in mind.
A place to call your own.