An alleged thought...
I understand the concept of purchasing where you want to go. I've been dreaming of owning somewhere in France. When I look at Redweek, I see a lot of timeshares in France with nothing for sale or rent. Can anyone shed some light on why that is?
I'd love to own in Annecy or Nice.
It's not exactly what you asked, but I'd nonetheless encourage you to think long and hard about buying into a timeshare ownership in Europe, unless you are quite certain that you will be able and willing to annually undertake that transoceanic travel expense. As an obligation of ownership, you have to pay maintenance fees each and every year. Do you
really want to obligate yourself to annual travel costs to / within France?
When folks advise "buy where you want to go", a unspoken part of that input from many might tacitly include
"...and where you'll be able and gladly willing to absorb the annual travel costs to
get there every year".
Just a thought for your consideration.
As far as RedWeek and your question, RW might very well identify each and every timeshare facility that
exists in your identified area of consideration (and the rest of the world, for that matter), but U.S. based RedWeek would likely not be on the radar of a European owner looking to sell a week in France. If I wanted to sell or rent any of my USA weeks, I certainly wouldn't be advertising in France, in another language.