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    The timeshare industry in the United States consisted of 1,548 resorts in 2009 representing 170,200 units. Florida, California, and South Carolina had the most resorts, representing 39% of all U.S. timeshares. Year 2009 sales volume totaled $6.3 billion, decreasing 35% from 2008. While the sales drop equals a 4% annual decline from 2004-2009, occupancy continues to be strong at 79.7% and industry executives are cautiously optimistic that the worst may be behind the industry.

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    The timeshare industry in the United States consisted of 1,548 resorts in 2009 representing 170,200 units. Florida, California, and South Carolina had the most resorts, representing 39% of all U.S. timeshares. Year 2009 sales volume totaled $6.3 billion, decreasing 35% from 2008. While the sales drop equals a 4% annual decline from 2004-2009, occupancy continues to be strong at 79.7% and industry executives are cautiously optimistic that the worst may be behind the industry.

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    SOI Factsheet 2010

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    The timeshare industry in the United States consisted of 1,548 resorts in 2009 representing 170,200 units. Florida, California, and South Carolina had the most resorts, representing 39% of all U.S. timeshares. Year 2009 sales volume totaled $6.3 billion, decreasing 35% from 2008. While the sales drop equals a 4% annual decline from 2004-2009, occupancy continues to be strong at 79.7% and industry executives are cautiously optimistic that the worst may be behind the industry.

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