2023 Nevada Revised Statutes › Chapter 119A - Time Shares › NRS 119A.525 - Relocation of certain time shares by developer; conditions of relocation; recordation.

1. Any time share that is an undivided fee simple interest or leasehold interest in a unit or parcel on which units are located, and any time share that is a license, may be relocated to another unit or parcel on which units are located:
(a) If the replacement unit or parcel:
(1) Is within the same project and governed by the same time-share instrument as the original unit or parcel;
(2) Provides the owner of the time share the opportunity to enjoy a substantially similar vacation experience as available with the original unit or parcel; and
(3) Contains similar sleeping accommodations for at least the same number of persons as the original unit or original unit type within the parcel;
(b) If there is to be no increase in the amount of the maintenance fees allocable to the time share to be relocated solely as the result of the relocation;
(c) If a one-to-one use night to use right ratio is to be maintained after the relocation;
(d) If the location and historical use of the time share to be relocated are considered in furthering the best interests of the owner with respect to the owner’s opportunity to use and enjoy the time-share plan;
(e) If the time share is not a fixed-unit time share; and
(f) If the time share is a fixed-week time share or the rights of use for the time share are within a particular season of the year, if use of the time share in the same fixed week or season is available to the owner of the time share after the relocation.
2. Relocation of a time share pursuant to this section only applies to a time share that is owned by the developer, unless the relocation is:
(a) Approved by the vote or the written consent of members of the association, excluding the developer, constituting the minimum percentage of the voting power of the association which constitutes a quorum pursuant to NRS 82.291; and
(b) Agreed to in writing by the developer.
3. The relocation of each time share pursuant to this section must be made by the recordation of an instrument signed by the developer that identifies:
(a) The names of the record owners of each time share to be relocated;
(b) The permanent identifying number, if any, of each time share;
(c) A legal description of the unit or parcel and a description of the unit type of each time share to be relocated; and
(d) A legal description of the unit or parcel and a description of the unit type to which each time share will be reassigned.
4. Upon recordation of the instrument described in subsection 3 and the mailing of the recorded instrument to the owner by certified mail, return receipt requested, to the last known address of the owner as shown in the records of the association, the owner of the time share identified in the recorded instrument shall be deemed to have no further right, title or interest in the unit or parcel originally conveyed or assigned to the owner.
5. For the purposes of this section, in determining whether the replacement unit or parcel "provides the owner of the time share the opportunity to enjoy a substantially similar vacation experience as available with the original unit or parcel," the following factors must be considered with respect to the similarity of the replacement unit or parcel and the original unit or parcel:
(a) Size;
(b) Furnishings;
(c) Reservation rights;
(d) Standards of maintenance; and
(e) Location, including scenery, topography and geographic location.
6. As used in this section:
(a) "Fixed-unit time share" means a time share in which the owner’s rights of use are in a single designated unit.
(b) "Fixed-week time share" means a time share in which the owner’s rights of use are within a certain week or weeks on a recurrent, periodic basis, and the weeks of use may rotate based on a fixed-week calendar.
(c) "One-to-one use night to use right ratio" means that the sum of the number of nights that owners are entitled to use in a 12-month period does not exceed the number of nights available for use by those owners during that 12-month period. For the purposes of this paragraph:
(1) No individual time-share unit may be counted as providing more than 365 nights of use per 12-month period or more than 366 nights of use per 12-month period that includes February 29; and
(2) The rights of use of each owner must be counted without regard to whether that owner’s rights of use have been suspended as the result of the failure to pay assessments or for any other reason.
(Added to NRS by 2009, 1600)