Who Owns HomeToGo?

Patrick Andra, Wolfgang Heigl, and Nils Regge founded HomeToGo in Berlin in 2014. The idea was a metasearch engine for vacation rentals: rather than listing properties itself, HomeToGo aggregated inventory from booking sites and property managers so users could compare millions of rentals in one search.

The model proved strong. By aggregating supply from partners including Booking.com, Vrbo, and thousands of property managers, HomeToGo grew into the largest vacation rental search product in Europe, expanding to localized apps and websites in more than 30 countries.

The company went public in September 2021 via the Lakestar SPAC I merger, listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. It then built a brand portfolio through acquisition: Feries and Agriturismo.it in Italy, Escapada Rural in Spain, Casamundo and Wimdu for the German market, SECRA for booking software, and e-domizil, one of Germany's oldest vacation rental brands, in 2023.

The largest deal came in 2025. In February, HomeToGo signed a definitive agreement to acquire Interhome, Europe's second-largest vacation rental management company, from Swiss retailer Migros's Hotelplan Group for 150 million Swiss francs plus deferred payments up to 85 million francs. The acquisition closed in August 2025, adding roughly 40,000 managed rentals across 28 countries and shifting the group from pure metasearch toward managed inventory.

Fiscal 2025 results, published in March 2026, showed IFRS revenue of 255.5 million euros, up 20.3 percent, and pro-forma revenue of 394.3 million euros including Interhome. Adjusted EBITDA reached 13.2 million euros on a statutory basis and 42.0 million euros pro-forma, with 2026 guidance of 400 to 410 million euros in revenue.