Marriott Vacation Club Timeshare Cost: Resale vs. Rental Value
A Marriott Vacation Club timeshare has two published cost numbers on this site: Destination Points contracts typically resell for 15–30% of original purchase price (legacy Weeks 20–40%), and unused Vacation Club Points rent for about 35¢–90¢ each (≈$0.35–$0.90 per point). We do not publish a 2026 developer $/point. Those are catalog ranges, not a quote.
Two different Marriott Vacation Club cost numbers
| What you mean | Published range on this site |
|---|---|
| Resale of the deed | Destination Points typically 15–30% of original; Weeks 20–40% |
| Rental of unused annual points | 35¢–90¢ (≈$0.35–$0.90/pt) |
| 2026 developer $/point | Not published here |
The live Marriott Vacation Club brand page already states the resale ranges: Destination Points typically recover 15–30% of original purchase price, and legacy Weeks recover 20–40%. Per-point rental payouts to owners typically run 35¢–90¢ depending on resort mix, season, and volume. Neither figure is a developer sales quote.
Why this page does not invent a developer price
Marriott Vacation Club developer-direct pricing changes with promotions, VIP tier, and the presentation. A 2026 $/point from us would be invented. If you are sitting in a sales office, ask Marriott Vacations Worldwide for the current contract price. If you already own, the published numbers that matter on this site are resale of the deed (Destination Points 15–30%; Weeks 20–40%) and rental of this year's points (35¢–90¢).
Not the Marriott Vacation Club points chart
The Marriott Vacation Club points chart multiplies the same 35¢–90¢ rental rate by catalog allocation tiers. Use that page for tier math. Use what are my Marriott Vacation Club points worth for the calculator. This URL is the cost question: what the contract tends to sell for, versus what a year of points rents for.
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How much does a Marriott Vacation Club timeshare cost?
On the resale market, Destination Points contracts typically recover 15–30% of original purchase price, and legacy Weeks recover 20–40%. The live brand page already states both ranges. Developer-direct pricing is a different number; this site does not publish a 2026 MVC developer $/point. Unused annual points rent for about 35¢–90¢ each.
Is Marriott Vacation Club timeshare cost the same as MVC points value?
No. Resale cost is what the deed transfers for (15–30% of original for Destination Points; 20–40% for Weeks). Points value is rental income for one use year at about 35¢–90¢ per point. The worth calculator answers the rental question; this page answers what the contract itself tends to cost on resale.
Do you publish Marriott Vacation Club’s 2026 developer price per point?
No. A 2026 developer-direct $/point is not in this catalog. Inventing one would be a fabricated price. Use Marriott Vacations Worldwide sales materials for current developer pricing.
Is this the Marriott Vacation Club points chart?
No. The points chart multiplies the published 35¢–90¢ rental rate by catalog allocation tiers. This page is resale cost of the contract versus that rental rate, not a reservation chart.
Can I sell a Marriott Vacation Club contract for what I paid the developer?
Usually not. The live brand page already says Destination Points typically recover 15–30% of original purchase price and Weeks 20–40%. Marriott Vacations Worldwide does not operate a public buyback comparable to Wyndham Ovation. Selling unused annual points is a separate transaction from selling the deed.