Location

Marbella is the leading candidate for good reason. The Costa del Sol offers a rare combination of year-round warmth, established luxury infrastructure and genuine international connectivity through nearby Málaga. Its gated hillside estates provide the seclusion PRGV requires without sacrificing access to fine dining, marinas and services.

For residents running businesses across Europe, Marbella's flight connections and time zone make it practical as a primary base rather than a seasonal retreat — a decisive factor in the evaluation.

Sitges pairs a long-standing reputation as one of Europe's most welcoming towns for gay men with easy proximity to Barcelona. Its seafront charm, cultural life and strong connectivity make it a compelling option for a community that values both belonging and access to a major city.

The evaluation weighs Sitges's vibrancy against the seclusion PRGV demands, and against the availability of estates that can be held to the household's privacy standard.

Gran Canaria offers the most consistent climate of the three, with mild temperatures across all seasons and dramatic volcanic coastline. As a long-favoured destination among gay travellers, it combines natural beauty with an established, comfortable atmosphere.

Its island setting maximises privacy and calm, though the evaluation considers connectivity and logistics for residents who travel frequently for work.

The final location is being selected against a fixed set of criteria: dependable year-round climate, true privacy and security, reliable international connectivity, and a surrounding lifestyle that suits ten discerning residents. No location is confirmed until it satisfies all four.

Prospective residents are welcome to share a preference during evaluation; the founding cohort's input is part of the decision. The organiser will confirm the chosen estate directly and confidentially as the process concludes.