Meridian36 manages and coordinates operations on behalf of the co-owners — so that owners can focus on enjoying what they own rather than administering it.
Each building is owned by its participants through a separate Spanish company created specifically for that property.
This means:
- Each property stands on its own
- Finances are kept separate
- Ownership is clearly defined
- Decisions follow written rules
Meridian36 does not own the buildings.
The participants do.
Meridian36 manages and coordinates operations under formal agreements.
Day-to-Day Management is Handled in an Organized and Consistent Way.
Major decisions—such as selling a property or making structural changes—follow defined voting rules.
Each ownership entity holds one vote on major structural matters.
This keeps control balanced and predictable.
Routine matters are managed centrally to avoid confusion and inefficiency.
Before Any Acquisition, the Property is Reviewed Carefully.
This review may include:
- Legal verification
- Financial planning
- Structural inspection
- Budget preparation
Annual operating budgets are prepared in advance and shared with participants.
Costs are not improvised.
They are planned.
Ownership is Designed to Last.
Participants may transfer their shares, subject to written agreements that protect the property's structure.
The company structure is intended to continue beyond any individual owner.
The goal is stability—not short-term turnover.
Our Principles for Structured Co-Ownership
- Simple to understand
- Properly structured
- Financially organized
- Legally sound
Clarity creates confidence.
