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ARTICLE · 23 NOVEMBER 2019

Has time run out on timeshare resorts?

This is a checklist of some issues to consider in winding up a time share arrangement to realise the value of each share.

AustraliaReal Estate and Construction
Phoebe Martin (Formerly With Bartier Perry)
Phoebe Martin (Formerly With Bartier Perry)
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What was once a great investment and an appealing holiday destination, may have lost its gloss. Gone is the glamour of a few weeks holiday each year at a resort that you own in a lovely regional setting, along with other families enjoying the same opportunity. Instead, there is the reality of paying rising levies on your fixed retiree income to maintain an ageing facility in a regional area that your family and friends no longer wish to visit. And when you ask around to sell your interest in the resort, you quickly discover that it isn't worth very much at all.

So, when developers start showing some interest in the land the resort is located on, the option of selling out looks very attractive.

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