How much is my HGVC ownership worth?

HGVC resale values vary significantly by home resort and ownership type: Elara (Las Vegas): $8,000-$20,000+ per week. Hawaiian Village: $12,000-$28,000+ per week. Tuscany Village: $6,000-$15,000 per week. Club Points: $0.50-$1.50 per point (varies by amount). We provide a free, data-backed valuation specific to your resort and ownership.

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Q: Can I sell my HGVC Club Points?

Yes. HGVC Club Points are transferable on the resale market. However, HGV Max benefits do NOT transfer to resale buyers. What transfers: the annual Club Points allotment and booking access. What buyers don't get: HGV Max status, enhanced exchange benefits, or concierge services. Buyers must also pay Hilton's transfer fees. We price Club Points accordingly to ensure realistic buyer expectations.

Q: Does Hilton have Right of First Refusal (ROFR)?

Yes. Hilton Grand Vacations holds ROFR on most resales. Once you accept a buyer's offer, we submit the contract to Hilton's ROFR department. Hilton has approximately 30 days to either: Exercise ROFR — Hilton buys it at your agreed price (you still get paid). Waive ROFR — Your buyer proceeds. Our pricing strategy accounts for typical ROFR patterns. Premium resorts like Elara and Hawaiian Village see varying ROFR activity based on current demand.

Q: What's the difference between Club Points and Honors points?

Club Points: These are your timeshare ownership currency. Annual allotment (e.g., 5,000, 7,000 points) used to book at HGVC resorts. This is what you're selling. Honors Points: These are hotel loyalty points earned by staying at Hilton properties. Personal to you, earned through stays, redeemable at 7,000+ Hilton hotels worldwide. NOT transferable and NOT part of your timeshare sale.

Q: Can I sell my Diamond Resorts timeshare through you?

Yes. Hilton acquired Diamond Resorts in 2021. Former Diamond properties are now part of the Hilton Vacation Club family. We handle resales for all former Diamond resorts including Cabo Azul, Flamingo Las Vegas, Polo Towers, Beach Resort, and Grand Beach. The resale process follows standard HGVC procedures including ROFR and transfer documentation.

Licensed real estate brokers specializing in Hilton Grand Vacations (HGVC) resales. We handle Club Points, Honors points, and deeded week transfers—at no upfront cost to you.

Whether you own at Elara in Las Vegas, Hilton Hawaiian Village, or a former Diamond Resorts property now under Hilton Vacation Club, we navigate the ROFR process to get you the best resale value.

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Why HGVC Owners Choose to Sell

Hilton Grand Vacations ownership is valuable, but life circumstances change. We help HGVC owners navigate the resale process legally and profitably.

Rising Annual Dues

HGVC annual dues increase yearly. Combined with Club dues and exchange fees, the cost of ownership adds up. Many owners find selling is smarter than holding.

Changing Travel Habits

Life changes—retirement, health, family dynamics—can make annual HGVC trips difficult. Selling converts your Club Points or deeded week to cash for other priorities.

ROFR Complexity

Hilton holds Right of First Refusal on resales. Will Hilton block your sale? Our pricing strategy navigates ROFR to ensure your sale closes.

How We Help You Sell Your HGVC Ownership

Our licensed brokers understand the nuances of Hilton Grand Vacations resales—from Club Points to deeded weeks, from ROFR navigation to transfer documentation.

Free HGVC Analysis

We analyze your home resort, points allotment, or deeded week against recent comparable sales and ROFR patterns.

Strategic Listing

We market to buyers specifically seeking your home resort. HGVC buyers value prime locations like Elara and Hawaiian Village.

ROFR Navigation

We submit to Hilton's ROFR department and handle all waiver documentation. If Hilton exercises, you still get paid.

Licensed Closing

Title company escrow ensures safe transfer. We handle the Hilton-specific closing requirements and estoppel.

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Understanding Hilton's Points Systems

Hilton has two different "points" systems—Club Points and Honors points. Knowing which you own is critical for a successful resale.

HGVC Club Points

This is what you're selling. Club Points are your timeshare ownership currency—an annual allotment used to book vacations at HGVC resorts.

Annual allotment (e.g., 5,000, 7,000 points)
Use at any HGVC resort—Elara, Tuscany Village, etc.
Book based on points cost per night
HGV Max benefits do NOT transfer on resale

What transfers: Annual points allotment, booking access, home resort priority (9-12 months). Buyers pay activation fees (~$609) to Hilton.

Hilton Honors Points

NOT part of your sale. Honors Points are hotel loyalty rewards earned through stays—completely separate from your timeshare ownership.

Earned by staying at Hilton hotels and HGVC resorts
Redeemable at 7,000+ Hilton hotels worldwide
Convert Club Points to Honors Points (if desired)
Personal loyalty currency—not transferable

Important: Your accumulated Honors Points stay with you after the sale. They cannot be transferred to the buyer.

HGV Max vs. Standard HGVC Resale

What is HGV Max?

HGV Max is Hilton's premium membership tier with enhanced benefits: higher booking priority, enhanced exchange options, and exclusive perks. However, HGV Max benefits do NOT transfer on resale.

• HGV Max Club Dues: ~$299/year (2024-2025)
• Standard Club Dues: ~$209/year
• Retail cost to join: $22,000-$65,000+

2024-2025 HGVC Transfer Fees

Buyers pay these Hilton-imposed fees when purchasing resale:

• Activation/Ownership Change: ~$609
• Estoppel Fee: ~$89
• Closing Costs: $400-$700 (varies)

*Fees current as of 2024-2025 and subject to change by Hilton

Not sure which points system you have? We can help. During your free consultation, we'll review your deed and explain exactly what buyers will receive.

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Popular Hilton Grand Vacations Resorts We Sell

We specialize in reselling ownerships at these high-demand HGVC properties. Click any resort to learn more about its resale value.

Elara

Las Vegas, NV

Center Strip • Planet Hollywood connection

Hawaiian Village

Honolulu, HI

Waikiki Beach • Premier location

Club on the Boulevard

Las Vegas, NV

Near Convention Center • Great trader

Club at MarBrisa

Carlsbad, CA

Near Legoland • Family favorite

Tuscany Village

Orlando, FL

Near Disney World • Family resort

McAlpin-Ocean Plaza

Miami Beach, FL

Oceanfront South Beach • Premium

Other HGVC & Hilton Vacation Club Resorts We Handle

We also sell ownerships at Trump International (Las Vegas), Grand Waikikian (Honolulu), Kings' Land (Big Island), Kohala Suites (Big Island), Grand Islander (Oahu), and Beverly Hills (California).

Diamond Resorts Integration: Hilton acquired Diamond Resorts in 2021. We now handle resales for former Diamond properties now under the Hilton Vacation Club brand, including Cabo Azul, Flamingo Las Vegas, and Polo Towers.

Hilton Grand Vacations Resale FAQ

Answers to the most common questions about selling your HGVC ownership.

Selling Hilton Grand Vacations requires understanding Club Points vs. deeded weeks. Our 4-step process: 1) Free HGVC Analysis — We price based on home resort and points/week value. 2) Strategic Listing — Market to buyers seeking Las Vegas, Hawaii, or Orlando HGVC properties. 3) ROFR Navigation — Submit to Hilton and handle waiver documentation. 4) Licensed Closing — Title transfer with Hilton-specific requirements. Typical timeframe: 60-120 days.

Yes. HGVC Club Points are transferable on the resale market. However, HGV Max benefits do NOT transfer to resale buyers. What transfers: the annual Club Points allotment and booking access. What buyers don't get: HGV Max status, enhanced exchange benefits, or concierge services. Buyers must also pay Hilton's transfer fees. We price Club Points accordingly to ensure realistic buyer expectations.

Yes. Hilton Grand Vacations holds ROFR on most resales. Once you accept a buyer's offer, we submit the contract to Hilton's ROFR department. Hilton has approximately 30 days to either: Exercise ROFR — Hilton buys it at your agreed price (you still get paid). Waive ROFR — Your buyer proceeds. Our pricing strategy accounts for typical ROFR patterns. Premium resorts like Elara and Hawaiian Village see varying ROFR activity based on current demand.

Club Points: These are your timeshare ownership currency. Annual allotment (e.g., 5,000, 7,000 points) used to book at HGVC resorts. This is what you're selling.

Honors Points: These are hotel loyalty points earned by staying at Hilton properties. Personal to you, earned through stays, redeemable at 7,000+ Hilton hotels worldwide. NOT transferable and NOT part of your timeshare sale.

HGVC resale values vary significantly by home resort and ownership type:

Elara (Las Vegas): $8,000-$20,000+ per week
Hawaiian Village: $12,000-$28,000+ per week
Tuscany Village: $6,000-$15,000 per week
Club Points: $0.50-$1.50 per point (varies by amount)

We provide a free, data-backed valuation specific to your resort and ownership.

Hilton's internal exit program typically offers $0 in return—just relief from future obligations with long waitlists. Selling on the resale market through a licensed broker often puts actual cash in your pocket and can be faster than waiting years on Hilton's list. Contact us for a comparison of your options.

Yes. Hilton acquired Diamond Resorts in 2021. Former Diamond properties are now part of the Hilton Vacation Club family. We handle resales for all former Diamond resorts including Cabo Azul, Flamingo Las Vegas, Polo Towers, Beach Resort, and Grand Beach. The resale process follows standard HGVC procedures including ROFR and transfer documentation.