According to a report by the Glade Sun, the Fairfield Glade Community Club faces a significant financial challenge due to Wyndham’s planned departure by the end of 2025, which will result in a loss of approximately 11.3% of the club’s annual revenue, equivalent to about $1.5 million, according to board president Greg Jones and former board member Barbara Storer.

Speaking at the club’s annual meeting on September 19, Jones highlighted that this revenue shortfall will have a “major impact,” forcing the club to reassess projects planned through 2027, with some potentially phased or deferred entirely. While the club remains financially stable, the lack of detailed information from Wyndham about its exit from managing 487 timeshare units complicates contingency planning, with Jones noting that “very little is not on the table.”

The 2026 budget, to be presented on November 13, will reflect flexible planning based on any new information from Wyndham. Although ongoing projects like the successful Druid Hills development and the on-budget clubhouse construction appear unaffected, the new Emergency Services Center fire station is deemed essential and will proceed in 2026.

Meanwhile, the timeshare associations, represented by Storer, have retained legal and real estate support and voted to enter Chapter 11 bankruptcy to reorganize debts, while ensuring the timeshare units remain secure and maintained, with hopes of finding a new buyer to resume operations.