Come home to something real.

Yes. We are in the early stages — actively searching for land in Spain and establishing the legal structure. The architecture is chosen, the model is designed, and the founding team is committed to building this.

We’re not asking for money yet. The waitlist costs nothing, with no deposit and no obligation. This phase is about building the founding community: the people who will shape the village from the ground up. When land is secured and the cooperative is ready to accept contributions, waitlist members will be first to know.

If you’re asking whether this is serious — it is. We’re not selling a dream. We’re doing the work to make it real.

No — and that’s intentional. We use cesion de uso, a housing cooperative model under Catalan law. You contribute €15K–€120K upfront (depending on your tier) and pay a monthly fee of €300–€1,400. In return, you hold use-rights to your dome for as long as you choose to stay.

When you leave, we return your contribution adjusted for inflation, and your dome passes to the next person on the waitlist. Nobody can flip their home for profit. No landlord takes a cut. The dome is yours to live in — not to speculate on.

We have six membership tiers — all giving you the same dome, the same community access, the same governance vote. The difference is how much you pay upfront versus monthly. The Standard tier (€35K upfront, €1,100/month) is the most common choice. If you want to arrive with less capital, the Flexible tier is €15K upfront at €1,400/month. If you’re committed for the long haul, the All-In tier is €120K upfront with just €300/month after.

There’s also an Explorer option — nightly and monthly rates, no upfront contribution — for people who want to experience village life before deciding. Joining the waitlist is always free. Financial commitment only comes when a dome becomes available and you say yes.

We return your upfront contribution, adjusted for inflation, when you leave. Your dome goes to the next person on the waitlist. There’s no penalty, no minimum stay, no locked-in term. We designed it this way deliberately — nobody should feel trapped, and nobody should be able to walk away with more than they put in. You belong when you’re here; when you go, you go cleanly.

Children will thrive here. We’re designing a forest kindergarten in the rewilded zone, run by parents and educators through the worker cooperative. Older children will have a learning pod in the community hub — hands-on projects alongside standard curriculum: soil science, cooking, measuring the solar array’s output. The whole landscape will be a classroom.

And because the village is built for presence over performance, parents won’t be choosing between career and kids — they’ll be doing both, together, surrounded by people who give a damn.