Berry on Fractions & Shared Ownership

About Carl Berry

Carl Berry is CEO of Star Resort Group, which is the nation’s oldest and most respected fractional/private residence club developer and marketer. Star is headquartered in Bozeman, Montana.

Star’s current projects are located in St Simons Island GA, Saratoga Springs NY and Windham Mountain NY. Completed projects are located in Lake Tahoe CA, Snowmass CO, Steamboat Springs CO, Cave Creek AZ, Pinehurst NC, and Stowe VT.

Carl was the founder of The World’s Finest Resorts, the leading luxury exchange company acquired in 2005 by The Registry Collection a unit of RCI.

Shared ownership projects have been the focus of Carl’s development career for 40 years. He brought to market the first, fee ownership timeshare project in the World, in 1973 located at Brockway Springs, Lake Tahoe CA.

The Manhattan Club, New York City is the largest urban timeshare project in the World with 242 luxury apartments. It has completed sales. Other urban timeshare projects developed by Carl are located in San Francisco and New Orleans.

Timeshare projects, in the Western United States, are located in Lake Tahoe CA, Sun Valley ID, Vail CO, Sunriver OR and LaJolla CA.

Holiday Clubs International was the first multi site hotel program, which was a venture with Holiday Inns using company owned properties from Bermuda to Hawaii.

He is a former Chairman of ARDA and a member of its Board for over 18 years. Previously he served a Chair of the ARDA International Foundation Educational Institute, Chair of the Meetings and Membership Committees and Chair of the National Timeshare Council.

Carl is a founder and director of the Meritus College Fund, nonprofit providing four-year college scholarships, a National Board Member of the Lionel Hampton Center Initiative for the University of Idaho, a former president of the University of Idaho Foundation and a former president of the Alumni Association. He was recently named to the University of Idaho Hall of Fame.

Berry on Fractions & Shared Ownership

Thursday, May 04, 2006

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