Time Division: A way of classifying interval weeks as according to value, time division breaks all the weeks in a given year down into three distinct categories: high demand, medium demand, and low demand. Whereas resorts in tropical locations with a pleasant climate year-round can boast of high demand throughout the year, other resorts located elsewhere experience seasonal fluctuations of demand. For example, one can expect to pay much less for a timeshare on Cape Cod during the winter months. However, during the summer, the price will increase along with the demand. See 'season', above, for the color-coded classifications used by RCI and II (which have since been assimilated into the universal language of timeshare).

 

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