Timeshares for Sale

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Choosing the Right Timeshare for You

There are a handful of factors to consider when searching for your perfect timeshare. Luckily, our qualified agents can help you find the timeshare you’re looking for at a great price, no matter your preferences.

Types of Timeshare

How you prefer to travel will affect what type of timeshare you should buy. If you like the consistency of visiting the same resort each year, a timeshare week may be best for you. If you want flexibility when vacation planning and the ability to visit new locations, consider timeshare points.

Size of Your Party

The number of people you normally travel can affect the size of your timeshare unit and the number of bedrooms needed. Needing a larger space increases the cost when purchasing a fixed-week timeshare and requires you to use more points in points-based programs.

Preferred Locations

Where do you want to go on your next vacation? Owners looking at fixed-week timeshares will need to consider this more seriously. Do you prefer beach vacations, theme park destinations, city getaways, or something else? Timeshares allow you to vacation how and where you want.

Resort Preferences

When browsing timeshares for sale, consider whether the resort has the amenities you desire, such as kid-friendly activities, a spa, a fitness room, on-site restaurants, and more. Resorts with more extensive amenities may be more in-demand, so availability to book with points may be more limited.

Types of Timeshare

Gone are the days when having a timeshare meant spending one week each year at a specific resort—unless that’s your preference.

There are a few types of ownership to consider when browsing timeshares for sale:

Deeded Week Timeshares
Right to Use (RTU) Timeshares
Leasehold Timeshares
Fixed Week Timeshares
Floating Week Timeshares
Points-Based Timeshares

Timeshares For Sale FAQs

There are many factors to consider when buying a timeshare. So much of the decision depends on personal preference, but we can help narrow it down for you.

What is the cost of a timeshare?

According to ARDA, the average retail cost of a timeshare in 2023 was roughly $24,140. New owners should also factor the price of maintenance fees and annual dues into their budget, which can rise above $1,000 a year, depending on the ownership. However, you don’t have to break the bank. You can find timeshares for sale for much less when you buy off the resale market.

Why are timeshare resales so cheap?

Like a car, a timeshare depreciates in value after the initial purchase. This means it’s unlikely an owner will get back what they paid for their timeshare in full.

Remember, the fees paid by owners keep resorts in top condition. So, the unbeatable prices of timeshare resales have nothing to do with the quality of the room or resort.

Am I locked into a timeshare forever?

No, a timeshare doesn’t have to be forever unless you’d like it to be.

Some timeshare contracts have an expiration date, but it is possible to sell them before that date comes. Even if your contract agreement is in perpetuity (or without a specific end date), you still have options.

There is a booming market for timeshare resales where first-time buyers can save money and existing owners can add to their ownership for less.

What is the best timeshare to buy?

Since buying a timeshare is completely based on personal preferences, there is no one answer for what the “best timeshare” is.

Some of the choices that a buyer needs to make before purchasing a timeshare are:

Size of Unit – Consider the needs of your chosen travel party. Do you need a two- or three-bedroom unit for the whole family, or does a studio unit work for you?

Unit Amenities – There may be some non-negotiables to make your timeshare feel like a true home away from home. If you’d like to prepare most of your meals during your vacation, you should look for a unit with a full kitchen. Is free Wi-Fi a requirement? What about a private balcony? These are all factors to consider when browsing timeshares for sale.

Resort Location – Even for most points-based programs, you must choose a home resort location to base your ownership around. Where do you most often like to travel on vacation? Is a drive-to destination a priority, or do you like to fly away to a more exotic locale?

Favorite Activities – Do you like lounging on a beach or would you rather hit the town in a big city? Does a cozy spa day appeal to you, or would you rather take the kids to theme parks? Narrowing down your favorite vacation activities can help you decide where you’d like to travel to!

Favorite Brand – Many travelers have a favorite hospitality brand they frequent, especially if they travel on business. Many major brands, such as Hilton, Marriott, and Wyndham, have a timeshare program attached to their operation. If you have a preferred accommodation chain, there is a chance that you will be able to find a timeshare ownership within their brand umbrella.

Timeshare Points vs. Weeks – The type of timeshare ownership you prefer is one of the most important factors to consider. Do you like to visit the same destination every year? A timeshare week could help you have a consistently wonderful vacation at your favorite resort. Would you rather find new vacation spots each year? The flexibility of using timeshare points to vacation at numerous destinations could be the way to go.

How do timeshare points work?

Timeshare points are popular for the flexibility they offer. Think of timeshare points as vacation currency. Owners purchase points, which are then used to book stays. The value of these points differs from brand to brand. Some stays cost more points than other stays, depending on the length of the vacation, the resort, and the size of the accommodation booked. Many clubs allow owners to bank points for bigger vacations or borrow points from future years. Alternatively, you have the option to use your points to take smaller vacations throughout the year.

How do timeshare weeks work?

Many owners prefer weeks-based ownership, often in the form of fixed-week or floating-week timeshares. This type of timeshare gives owners the consistency they may desire when planning a vacation. A fixed-week timeshare guarantees you one specific calendar week each year. Meanwhile, floating-week timeshares offer a bit more flexibility by allowing owners to pick a week to vacation within a particular season or throughout the year.

Buy Timeshares for Sale at Top Brands

We have timeshare resales available from the brands below and many more. Let us help you find your perfect ownership!

Explore Timeshares for Sale at Top Destinations

There’s always more to explore with timeshares. Check out timeshares for sale at widely loved resorts in unforgettable destinations, such as Florida, Hawaii, California, and more. Visit your favorite each year, or experience them all over time!