The landscape for legacy timeshare resorts is quickly changing. Across the country, self-managed resorts are navigating a mix of challenges and opportunities that would have been hard to imagine a decade ago. Rising insurance costs, labor shortages, updated building requirements, and unpredictable weather patterns have placed new demands on already over-tasked operations.
During in-depth conversations with timeshare HOA boards across the country, one theme has consistently emerged — the critical importance of understanding the nuanced needs of owners. As one long-termed board president aptly stated, "Owners reveal their desires both through their words but also, and sometimes even more loudly, by how they use their checkbooks."
Digital inclusion is not just a technical consideration but a moral and legal obligation. Hospitality brands that fail to make their digital experiences accessible risk alienating potential guests and owners and exposing themselves to legal risk. By embracing inclusive design, resorts not only comply with regulations like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) but also demonstrate a commitment to welcoming all guests.
In an era of increasingly frequent and severe natural disasters, property managers are under growing pressure to ensure financial and operational resilience. Gary Porter, CEO of Facilities Advisors International, has spent decades advising property associations on managing these challenges, with a focus on proactive planning, legal considerations, insurance strategies, and the integration of technology.
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.
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.
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.
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