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A timeshare is a property or the right to use a property, typically a resort condominium unit, in which multiple parties have rights, such as the right-to-use.

The notion of a timeshare was originally created in Europe in the 1960s. A ski resort developer in the French Alps marketed his resort by encouraging guests to "stop renting a room" and instead "buy the hotel". The timeshare concept was quickly embraced by developers worldwide, boosting sales of surplus condominium units at a time when the resort industry was depressed. Due to the promise of timeshares for exchange, timeshares or "vacation ownership" often sell regardless of their deeded resort (most timeshares are deeded into a certain resort site). What is not often disclosed is that all timeshares differ in trading power. If a timeshare is in Hawaii or Southern California it will exchange extremely well, however, those areas are some of the most expensive in the world. The vast majority of timeshares trade through two international exchange companies; Interval international and RCI. Critics contend timeshares are often overpriced, (buy resale) especially in places such as Mexico and Florida where almost every resort offers timeshare. As such, timeshares are unique among real estate assets in that buyers are almost certain to save significant money if the owners travel annually.

Timeshare Properties Can be Found in most of the Great Vacation Places

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