Prawo korzystania z nieruchomości wakacyjnej jako przedmiot obrotu na polskim rynku turystycznym – aspekty prawno-ekonomiczne

Abstract

Main motivations that lead to the purchase of real property, including real estate dedicated to leisure use are expectations to profit from its ownership or intangible benefits. Real Estate Homes for several decades became an object of desire of consumers around the world, being a sign of prestige and bearing strong load of lifestyle. However, due to its high prices, their availability is limited, not only in Poland but also worldwide. Timeshare property market in Poland stopped in development despite its financial attractiveness. From the perspective of the buyer the greatest disadvantage is the need to bind a contract for several years and having holidays in the same place. In today's incredibly dynamic times fashion is changing fast, so it is difficult to decide on the contract, which will be valid for a period of 25 years. An additional barrier to the development was detrimental to the buyers of the agreements, which meant that the opinion about the timeshare became moderately positive. To protect consumers, both the European and Polish legislator introduced numerous restrictions on the timeshare contracts. The paper analyses legal and economic aspects of timeshare “right to use” from the perspective of the European market.