I couldn’t verify a solid number from the available source, so I can’t honestly say how many people would resell their units. The closest relevant public data I found shows resale behavior can vary a lot by market, with one report noting 8.4% of resales were held for under two years in one quarter, up from 5.8% earlier, which suggests a noticeable but still minority share of quick resellers.

What that suggests

If you mean a specific housing or timeshare “unit,” the likely answer is that some people would resell, but not a majority. In the resale data I found, short-hold sellers were a minority, and the share of loss-making quick resales rose to 12.4% in that same report.

Quick read

  • Short-term resales can signal stress or changing preferences.
  • Most owners usually do not resell immediately.
  • The exact percentage depends heavily on the market, pricing, and financing conditions.

Best next step

If you meant a particular product, condo, timeshare, or development, I can narrow this down to that exact market and give a cleaner estimate based on recent public data.