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With initial occupancy of 71 units scheduled for just a year down the road, the Marriott Vacation Club’s Crystal Shores luxury timeshare complex visitors’ center had an official kick-off on Jan. 30.
Crystal Shores is rapidly rising on the property that formerly housed the Radisson Suite Beach Resort, and sales are already brisk according to county-released figures.
The function, attended by senior Marriott Vacation Club management and local dignitaries, had special significance for the Marco Island YMCA.
Its Executive Director, Cindy Love, accepted a $20,000 goodwill donation that she said would enable at least five needy children to attend the Y’s pre-school classes for a year, plus would cater for 15 summer camp literary program children.
Crystal Shores will eventually comprise 219 two- and three-bedroom villas.
Initial prices ranges from about $20,000 to more than $100,000 per week, depending on season and floor.
Much of its construction material is recycled, and part of the ecosystem-friendly approach will be the use of a saline filtration system for the resort’s pools, thereby eliminating the need for chlorine and other chemicals.
Guests at the function were treated to a tour of a model unit, which features all the bells and whistles usually touted by luxury home builders.
Suite sizes range between 1,100 and 1,450 square feet, while three big penthouses are also on offer.
The resort is the 47th of its kind in the Marriott Vacation Club stable.
More information is available at the Crystal Shores at Marco Island | Home Web site.
Complete Article here
With initial occupancy of 71 units scheduled for just a year down the road, the Marriott Vacation Club’s Crystal Shores luxury timeshare complex visitors’ center had an official kick-off on Jan. 30.
Crystal Shores is rapidly rising on the property that formerly housed the Radisson Suite Beach Resort, and sales are already brisk according to county-released figures.
The function, attended by senior Marriott Vacation Club management and local dignitaries, had special significance for the Marco Island YMCA.
Its Executive Director, Cindy Love, accepted a $20,000 goodwill donation that she said would enable at least five needy children to attend the Y’s pre-school classes for a year, plus would cater for 15 summer camp literary program children.
Crystal Shores will eventually comprise 219 two- and three-bedroom villas.
Initial prices ranges from about $20,000 to more than $100,000 per week, depending on season and floor.
Much of its construction material is recycled, and part of the ecosystem-friendly approach will be the use of a saline filtration system for the resort’s pools, thereby eliminating the need for chlorine and other chemicals.
Guests at the function were treated to a tour of a model unit, which features all the bells and whistles usually touted by luxury home builders.
Suite sizes range between 1,100 and 1,450 square feet, while three big penthouses are also on offer.
The resort is the 47th of its kind in the Marriott Vacation Club stable.
More information is available at the Crystal Shores at Marco Island | Home Web site.
Complete Article here
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