Under NRS 119A, how is a 'unit' defined?

The correct definition of a 'unit' under NRS 119A is a designated area for separate use. This means that a unit is specifically a distinct space within a timeshare project that is intended for exclusive use by a particular owner or group of owners. Having defined areas allows individuals to enjoy their timeshare experiences without interference, as each unit serves as a private segment dedicated to its respective owners.

The concept of a unit being a specific area for separate use underscores the fundamental nature of how timeshare properties operate, allowing ownership rights and responsibilities to be clearly delineated among multiple owners.

In this context, while a portion of the project may indeed be shared (which would relate to common areas), not all parts of a timeshare project serve as units. Furthermore, the entire property of a timeshare cannot be defined as a single unit since it comprises multiple individual units. Lastly, common areas are typically shared by all owners for general use and do not qualify as units in the sense of designated areas for private use. This distinction is crucial for understanding property rights and responsibilities within the framework of timeshare ownership.