Short-term rental management company Veeve has boosted its portfolio
with the addition of 200 homes from onefinestay in London and Paris.
The platform, which is part of UnderTheDoormat Group and offers
high-end properties, is expecting additional revenues in the region of £2.3
million a year through the portfolio growth.
Veeve takes over management of the homes from Onefinestay,
which has agreed to support the transition of the homes ensuring continuity for
homeowners and guests.
Veeve said described the acquisition as “another significant
step in scaling its platform.”
Following the successful onboarding of more than 700
properties during the UnderTheDoormat–Veeve merger, the company has
demonstrated its ability to integrate large portfolios while maintaining high
standards of operations and homeowner relationships,” it said.
“We are delighted to bring these exceptional homes under our
management. This is a defining moment for Veeve, reinforcing our position at
the high end of the market in London and Paris,” said Merilee Karr, CEO of
Veeve.
Tyler Thompson, managing partner of Second Century Ventures,
which is a backer of UnderTheDoormat, said the move “creates scale, strengthens
the product and sets the stage for accelerated growth.”
Onefinestay plans to expand in high-demand leisure
destinations across Europe, the Caribbean and the U.S.
The company was founded in 2010 and secured funding of $3.7
million in 2011. Onefinestay was
acquired by French hotel giant Accor in 2016 in a deal worth €148 million.
Last year luxury travel club Exclusive Resorts took a controlling
stake in onefinestay and later created Exclusive Collective combining Exclusive
Resorts, Inspirato and onefinestay.
Exclusive Investments, the parent company of Exclusive
Resorts, acquired Inspirato in December 2025 for $59 million.