A few interesting tidbits of news regarding the Consolidated Resorts bankruptcy announcement:
- It appears as if no more units to Tahiti Village are being sold.
- Tahiti was at one time selling timeshare units that had not been built yet…no telling what will happen to those units or what will be done for the timeshare owners.
- Consolidated Resorts had an investment partnership from Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
- There are rumors that Consolidated will cease all sales operations in Hawaii…it’s be to seen whether resort operations are affected. This would be consistent with what is happening in Las Vegas.
For Part I of this series, click on this Consolidated Resorts Bankruptcy Part I link
For Part III of this series, click on this Consolidated Resorts Bankruptcy Part III link
For Part IV of this series, click on this Consolidated Resorts Bankruptcy Part IV link
For Part V of this series, click on this Consolidated Resorts Bankruptcy Part V link
Filed under: Timeshare Industry, Timeshare News, Timeshare Relief | Tagged: bankruptcy, Consolidated Resorts, Tahiti Village, timeshare
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