47 Park Timeshare Rental Frequently Asked Questions

If you are looking for an inexpensive way to go on vacation and still have the luxury amenities and accommodations of the Grand Residences at 47 Park Street, renting a timeshare is your best option. Renting a 47 Park Street apartment gives you the opportunity to make use of resort amenities while paying less than you would at a luxury hotel for the equivalent services.

Renting Timeshare at 47 Park Street

How do I find a unit to rent?

Search our inventory of 47 Park Street timeshares for rent to find what you are looking for.

What are the benefits of renting?

Renting gives you flexibility with your vacation that other options do not provide. You are not responsible for any maintenance fees or taxes as you would be by owning the unit; and you can find great accommodations at a low price, compared to equivalent hotel lodging.

How can I ensure that I get a unit at 47 Park Street during the week I want?

GrandResidenceTimeshare.com cannot guarantee that any particular week or unit will be available. It is up to you find the 47 Park Street unit that best meets the needs of you and your family.

If you want to guarantee a week or a unit, you can purchase it. Browse our timeshares for sale here.

Renting Out 47 Park Street Timeshare Frequently Asked Questions

If you are an owner interested in renting out your 47 Park Street timeshare, find information about the process and benefits here.

How do I rent out my apartment?

To rent out your 47 Park Street residence, you should first contact one of our resort rentals specialists to discuss the details of your property. They will walk you through the process, help you set up an ad, and put you on the road to success.

What are the benefits to renting out my 47 Park Street unit?

• Make back some of the maintenance fees and taxes when you can’t use the property.
• Save some money when you are trying to sell the property.
• Give someone an opportunity for an amazing vacation.
• Hang onto the property during times of economic difficulty by covering costs with a rental.