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Sell Your Hilton Grand Vacations Timeshare
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A Hilton Grand Vacations ownership puts a familiar name behind your vacations, but needs can change. If you’re ready to sell your Hilton timeshare, the resale market is where a new owner can take over your Club Points and your annual dues, and Timeshares Only can help you get there. Below, you’ll find what Hilton buyers look for, how Hilton reviews each sale, and how we help your ad get seen.
Most Hilton Grand Vacations owners hold a deeded interest at a home resort that turns into an allotment of Club Points each year. So a buyer is really choosing two things: where your ownership is based and how many points it brings in.
Many buyers shop Hilton resale because the price is lower than buying from Hilton. Like other luxury purchases, a timeshare loses value once it’s sold, and resale owners don’t always receive every program benefit offered to direct purchasers. Both are part of why the two prices differ.
Own Diamond Resorts points or a former Diamond resort now called Hilton Vacation Club? See how to sell your Diamond Resorts timeshare instead.
Do you own a Club Intrawest or Embarc membership? Here’s how to sell your Club Intrawest timeshare.
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More points mean longer stays or bigger villas, which matters to families who travel often.
Ownerships based in places like Hawaii, Las Vegas, Orlando, or New York tend to get noticed.
Your deeded unit and season set how many points you receive each year.
If you've saved points from a prior year, make sure to include them in your ad.
Tell us your home resort, annual Club Points, unit size, and season. If you’re missing something, your HGV owner account or a representative can fill in the gaps. Then pick an asking price.
Your custom ad highlights the details Hilton buyers search for. It runs on our marketplace and across our marketing channels, and our partnered investors and real estate brokerages see it too.
Offers come straight to you to accept, counter, or turn down. The call is always yours. When you agree on one, our Recommended Resale Brokerage, Fidelity Real Estate, can draw up the contracts, send them to Hilton, and take care of closing. You’re welcome to use another company instead.
Hilton has a right of first refusal, which means it can purchase your ownership on the exact terms you accepted. If it passes, the sale moves ahead with your buyer. If it steps in, Hilton becomes the buyer, and you still get the agreed price. A title company then records the new owner with the resort and the county. Keep paying your dues until Hilton confirms in writing that the ownership has left your name.
If Hilton still fits your family but this year doesn’t, one of these might be a better fit than selling.
Bank your Club Points into next year and plan a longer vacation later. Or, rent out your timeshare.
Use HGV's internal exchange to visit other Hilton resorts, or trade through RCI for thousands of other options.
Rent out your ownership and put the income toward your dues. Our Rental Specialists can advertise your Hilton rental, even while it's for sale.
Want to own a piece of a timeshare resort and make low monthly payments? We recommend Vacation Club Loans for your next timeshare purchase. Simply fill out an application, select your resort, and they will send funds to your escrow agent or title company at closing.
Our reviews say it all. We are trusted and recommended to help all owners sell their timeshares on the resale market safely.
Yes. Club Points and deeded weeks at HGV resorts can both be sold on the resale market, and many owners do it when travel plans, budgets, or family needs change. We’ll help you create an ad that shows buyers exactly what your ownership includes.
In some cases, Hilton may take back or buy back an ownership, but it depends on your situation, so contact Hilton Grand Vacations first to ask. They may recommend selling on the resale market instead. Hilton can also become the buyer through its right of first refusal after you accept an offer. Many owners choose the resale market so they can set their own price.
It depends on your home resort, how many Club Points you receive, your unit and season, and what buyers want right now. Our guide to Hilton Grand Vacations costs breaks down points and dues, and a representative can share the average asking price for ownerships like yours.
Your home resort, annual Club Points, unit size, season, and a recent statement or deed. It also helps to know whether you have any banked points. If something’s missing, we’ll help you find it.
You can still advertise your timeshare. Being behind on dues or carrying a loan can add steps before closing, so a representative will go over your situation and what to expect.
Not simply by calling it off. An HGV ownership is a real estate interest, so it doesn’t work like a subscription. Be wary of anyone who charges a large fee to “cancel” it for you or tells you to stop paying dues. Missed payments can lead to foreclosure on the ownership and damage your credit.
Be cautious with anyone who calls out of the blue with a buyer already waiting, offers more than you paid, or tells you to stop paying your maintenance fees. ResponsibleExit.com is a free ARDA resource, and Timeshares Only is a Featured Reseller for ARDA’s Coalition for Responsible Exit.
Hilton Grand Vacations acquired Diamond Resorts in 2021 and Bluegreen Vacations in 2024, so many of those owners now see the Hilton name. Bluegreen owners can start with our guide to selling a Bluegreen timeshare. Diamond owners can start here, and a representative will confirm what you own.
When you’re ready to sell your Hilton timeshare, we’re here to help. Call 1-800-610-2734 or fill out the form above, and a representative will walk you through everything.
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