co-own

Have together legally

To co-own something is to own it jointly with one or more others: They co-own the beach house with her sister.

The term appears frequently in business and real estate contexts where multiple parties share legal ownership of property, companies, or assets.

property

real-estate

Property and land

co-housing · co-tenant · deed · title · escrow · communal · multi-family · subdivision

cooperative

co-op

Member-owned organization

credit-union · kibbutz · guild · syndicate

business-partnership

partner

One who shares activity

co-founder · shareholder · co-manager · co-operator · co-director · stake · vested · co-investor · profit-sharing · buyout

joint-ownership

co-investor

Joint financial participant

timeshare · deed · title · equity · proportionate · concurrent · co-signer

Opposites
ownership exclusivity

co-ownmonopolize

Claim exclusive control

ownership status

co-ownrent

Payment for temporary use

lease · borrow · divest

Family

own, owner, owned, ownership, disown, owning, owns, disowned, disowning

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