Tuesday, October 18, 2005

Las Vega Small Time-share market set to grow

Las Vegas market despite showing tremendous growth and having more than 37 million visitors every year has a negligible time-share market.

The 27-acre time-share resort is coming up on Las Vegas Boulevard. It is first of the four phases of the Tahiti Village owned by the Consolidated Resorts. The company was founded by Arthur Spector and Michael Kaplan in the year 1980 in Hawaii and was the first to obtain timeshare registration. Their first venture in Las Vegas was the club De Soleil Resort on Tropicana Avenue between Jones and Decatur boulevards.

The Tahiti village will increase the Consolidated Resorts time-share account by 1000 units. The designs of these 1000 units are such that every 2-bedroom unit can be separated into two single bedroom units. There is a lot of growth in the time-share market and all the major companies who have realized this are moving towards Las Vegas to grab the opportunity.

posted by Diane @ 2:51 AM