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Several factors determine what buyers will pay in today's resale market. Understanding these helps set realistic expectations.
Most timeshares lose 50–80% of their retail value the moment they leave the developer. The resale market reflects true supply and demand.
Rising maintenance fees reduce buyer appetite. Lower fees or a paid-up balance can meaningfully increase your resale value.
Hawaii, Las Vegas, and Mexico properties command premium resale prices. Branded resorts (Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt) also hold value better.
Prime-season fixed weeks and high-demand floating weeks are worth more. Biennial or off-season weeks typically sell at a discount.
Points-based programs (RCI, Interval, Diamond) have active secondary markets. Higher point allocations at popular resorts attract more buyers.
Two-bedroom lockoffs are the most sought-after unit type. Studios and 1-bedrooms sell faster but at lower price points.
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