UCASU announces exclusive partnership for Airbnb-based project up to $50 million
UC Asset LP (OTCQX: UCASU) has formed an exclusive partnership to develop 10 to 50 short rental units valued up to $50 million, aiming to enhance homeownership for disadvantaged groups. This initiative, in collaboration with a local nonprofit in Atlanta, seeks to address the perceived conflict between short-term rentals and affordable housing. UC Asset's investment strategy in short rentals dates back to late 2020, with its first property set to launch this year. The partnership is expected to provide additional resources for success in the Airbnb market.
- Formation of an exclusive partnership to develop short rental properties.
- Investment value projected up to $50 million.
- Focus on increasing homeownership among disadvantaged groups.
- First short-rental property expected to operate by end of 2022.
- Collaboration with a reputable nonprofit expands resource access.
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Atlanta, Sept. 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- UC Asset LP (OTCQX: UCASU) announced today that the company has entered an exclusive partnership to develop properties specifically designed to be operated as “short rentals”, most likely via online platforms such as Airbnb and Vrbo. The first project aims to develop 10 to 50 such units, for a total value up to
The new project will be pursued under an exclusive partnership between UC Asset and a renowned local non-for-profit, with headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, with nation-level exposure. One of the missions of the non-for-profit is to increase home ownership among disadvantaged groups, including ethnical minorities, returning citizens, economically challenged families, and young people with limited credit history.
“Airbnb, and other short-term home rentals, have been blamed for lower home ownership in certain areas, because people believe that short rentals are responsible for driving up rental prices and reducing the availability of houses, particularly affordable houses,” explains Larry Wu, founder of UC Asset. “But there is no reason that Airbnb and affordable housing options should conflict with one other. We have created an innovative business model, that will increase homeownership among disadvantaged groups, while providing more properties into the short-term rental market.”
UC Asset has been developing its investment strategy surrounding short rental properties since the end of 2020. Its first short-rental property, also located in downtown Atlanta, has been under development by its wholly-owned subsidiary SHOC Holdings LLC, and is expected to be put into operation by the end of this year.
The new partnership with the Atlanta-based nonprofit, Wu believes, will expand the resources accessible to the company, and is projected to lead to greater success with its new Airbnb-based property investment.
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