News & Updates

Lemonjuice Capital and Solutions announces the sale of Marina Bay Resort (MBR), a timeshare resort in Fort Walton Beach, FL, for $11.2 million. Timeshare owners will receive, on average, $3,100 per timeshare interest.

As legacy timeshare resorts continue to age, many have or are approaching their sunset dates as set forth in the organizational documents. Further, some boards and stakeholders of legacy resorts have begun voluntarily terminating timeshare plans.

Lemonjuice Capital and Solutions has announced the sale of Palm Beach Resort & Beach Club (PBR) timeshare resort in Palm Beach, FL, for $9.75 million. Timeshare owners will receive, on average more than $6,400 per timeshare interest.

Timeshare companies are going well beyond recycling programs and biodegradable straws in the search for energy and water efficiency, sustainability, and conservation. Along the way, they’re realizing that such initiatives can make them greener in more ways than one.

March 2021; Montgomery County, TX and Montgomery Count, MD -- Lemonjuice Capital and Solutions announced today the sale of Inverness Condominium property, a former timeshare property, repositioned as a multi family residential community in Conroe, Montgomery County, Texas. 

Lemonjuice Capital and Solutions, known for their innovative and equitable Resorts Reimagined™ program, announced today that Egrets Pointe Townhouses Property Owners Association Resort located on Edisto Island, South Carolina, is transitioning from timeshare into whole ownership sales.

The innovative Resorts Reimagined™ combines decades of timeshare experience with real estate expertise, innovative technology, and investment capital to make timeshare resorts that owners have come to love, work better.

Since 2016, Lemonjuice Capital and Solutions has revitalized and restructured resorts located throughout the United States renewing timeshare owners’ confidence through a process called, ‘Reimagining ResortsTM.’ The company has earned the trust of owners by working with homeowner association boards, making capital improvements, and providing solutions for owners and resorts.

After extensive consultation with the board, communication with the remaining Inverness owners, evaluation of the facility and local market environment, Lemonjuice was asked to acquire the property as-is from all of the remaining owners who wanted to sell.

For many owners, their timeshare has provided years of enjoyment and created wonderful memories. As times change, the needs of owners change as well. Many legacy resorts are struggling with: increasing delinquencies; escalating fees; special assessments; deteriorating units; and an aging group of owners who are finding it difficult to either continue paying or even traveling.

Cedar Village is the third Lemonjuice Solutions project to complete a successful repositioning, and one of several currently undergoing a process intended to provide a positive outcome for the Association of timeshare owners by converting some or all of the units from timeshare to traditional real estate, and distributing the net sale proceeds to those owners.

Is this the right time to repurpose and restructure your resort?  Maybe, or not.  Boards must understand and consider all of their options. The COVID-19 crisis makes this analysis more critical than ever. Begin with an understanding that the timeshare marketplace has changed.