Veeve adds 200+ London and Paris homes to portfolio

Veeve adds 200+ London and Paris homes to portfolio


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High-end short-term rental management company Veeve has added more than 200 luxury homes in London and Paris to its portfolio through a partnership with onefinestay.

The expansion strengthens its position across two of Europe’s most competitive prime markets and is expected to generate over £2.3 million in annual net revenue.

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As part of the expansion, onefinestay has entered into a strategic partnership with Veeve to support the transition of the portfolio of homes, with management moving to Veeve. The partnership builds on a long-standing relationship between the two companies and has been structured to ensure continuity for both homeowners and guests, with no disruption to existing reservations, the company said.

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Veeve has already onboarded more than 700 properties during its merger with UnderTheDoormat.

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‘A defining moment’

Merilee Karr, CEO, Veeve, part of the UnderTheDoormat Group, 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. This portfolio significantly enhances our offering in two of Europe’s most important cities and marks an important step in our continued growth.”

Tyler Thompson, managing partner, Second Century Ventures, said: “We’ve backed the UnderTheDoormat team through multiple strategic moves, and this latest acquisition reinforces why. Pairing these homes with UnderTheDoormat’s platform creates scale, strengthens the product, and sets the stage for accelerated growth. We’re excited to continue supporting Merilee and the team as they build a category leader.”

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