Skyline Tower filed Subchapter V Nov 2025 to sell Atlantic City timeshare via 363(h), liquidating 8,848 owners’ interests.
The timeshare property shuttered in DEC 2025. 116 people let go. 296 units empty.
Published March 6, 2026
Skyline Tower Resort Vacation Condominium Association filed for chapter 11 Subchapter V protection in November 2025 after 99.93% of voting interests authorized the Board to pursue a sale of the entire 32-story Atlantic City property and dissolution of the timeshare plan.
The 43-year-old tower at 100 S. North Carolina Avenue—one block from the Atlantic City Boardwalk—faces approximately $34 million in projected capital needs through 2031, while 1,209 interval owners owe more than $2.48 million in delinquent maintenance fees. The filing follows a broader Wyndham portfolio update in which Club Wyndham announced several legacy resorts would cease operations at year-end 2025.
Property Background and Timeshare Structure
The Skyline Tower.
Skyline Tower is a 32-story concrete-constructed high-rise built in 1982 above a parking deck structure, located one block from the Atlantic City Boardwalk at 100 S. North Carolina Avenue. The property contains 20 commercial units occupying floors one through six and 296 residential units on floors seven through twelve and fourteen through thirty-three. Floor thirteen does not exist per the building’s original design.
The property was developed as the Fairfield Atlantic City – Skyline Tower, with the Master Deed recorded in Atlantic County in 2005 and subsequently amended in 2006 and 2011. The Association, a not-for-profit corporation incorporated under New Jersey law on October 19, 2004, administers the timeshare condominium pursuant to the Master Deed and By-Laws.
The property offers resort-style amenities including an enclosed pool, fitness room, child activity center, meeting space, and fully furnished units with full kitchens. The property was renovated in 2011 and has operated under the Club Wyndham brand as part of the broader Travel + Leisure Co. portfolio. All 20 commercial units are owned by Wyndham Vacation Resorts, Inc., serving various operational functions
What are they intending to do with the property? Will they be looking for investors?