Roomli is a Madrid-based proptech venture that lets young people buy an individual room in a shared flat instead of renting, acquiring a fraction of the property through the Spanish 'proindiviso' co-ownership structure with financing of up to 100%, plus property management and bundled services (cleaning, meals, utilities). Buyers pay monthly toward ownership and can resell the room later to recover capital; the site advertises over 100 rooms sold, with listings in Fuenlabrada (Madrid) and Valencia. It was built and is operated by Byld, the Spanish corporate venture builder (legal notice names Byld Startups, S.L., CIF B87817904, C/ Julio López 6, 28002 Madrid), launched in 2025 under Byld's in-house 'Genesis' program and still flagged as in the 'Building' phase.
Buyers moved into a home Divvy bought and paid monthly, with part of each payment building an equity stake they could turn into full ownership or cash out, the same step-by-step, low-deposit route to owning that Roomli offers.
Sells fractions of a single home through a co-ownership structure, handles the property management and lets owners resell their share, which is the same fractional-ownership model as Roomli but for luxury second homes.
Splits residential properties into affordable fractional stakes that it buys, manages and services on the owners' behalf, so it shares Roomli's low-ticket fractional ownership of homes.
Buys the home and lets residents pay monthly towards owning it with no large down payment, similar to Roomli's financing of up to 100% for young buyers.
Buys homes chosen by clients who cannot yet get a mortgage and runs a rent-to-own programme that builds towards purchase, the same goal as Roomli of getting young renters into ownership.
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