Who is Enrico Arras

Enrico Arras is an entrepreneur and real estate developer active in the second-home sector, with a focus on coastal destinations.

He is the founder of SHN – Second Home Now, a platform focused on developing high-value real estate projects through an innovative, technology-driven and international approach.

His current activities are focused on structuring and developing real estate operations across strategic Mediterranean locations.




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