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[accm]

The per point dues difference on CCV and BRV is interesting in that context. Some of that is from the total point difference I imagine, 3.2m CCV vs 1.9m BRV, but wonder what the other big differentiator is there?

I wonder if the fact that BRV is it's own building also plays into it. So it doesn't share the cost of building maintenance (HVAC, elevators, roofing, painting...)

BLT’s refurb is significantly behind schedule. Does that translate into also being over budget? If so then you’d think that gets passed onto BLT members which runs counter to dues staying low.

How is BLT's refurb significantly behind schedule? Everything I've seen says the refurb is done.

 

[VGCgroupie]

There's already a decent chance that AUL Sub won't be the lowest next year. BLT or CCV could claim best SAP just based on the longer horizon to expiration if they have a low increase. And both Poly and GF have a shot at lower overall dues than AUL Sub in 2026. GF just seems to always have a low increase, and Poly had more of the Island Tower declared, which could dampen the overall increase for 2026.

Lets make this statement AFTER all the other resort dues come out.

 

[eticketplease]

No, I don't think it works quite that way. The per-point budget should be based upon what it takes to run the entire facility. Then DVC simply uses its Developer Guarantee to make the association whole after collecting whatever they can from owners.

Hypothetically, if all of PVB has 7.5M points and the operating costs + reserves + taxes for the DVC component = about $60M, dues are set at $8 per point. The published budget is always based upon what DVC expects to have in circulation in the coming year including new sales. If they base the 2026 PVB budget on 6 million points, the DVC expenses should be a similar percent of the whole...about $48M.

The math is never precise because they could miss sales targets. And dues for new buyers' dues are pro-rated, so someone who purchases in October isn't paying $8 in 2026 dues. But the developer guarantee obligates Disney to pay whatever shortfalls exist.

Thank you!! You always do a great job at explaining these things

 

[AstroBlasters]

Basically DVC pay dues just like we do for points they have, they keep a minimum of 2% of the total points for each location after all. Members don't fund 100% of the budget when they only own 98% or less of it.

My understanding is that is not correct. DVC does NOT pay dues on their points and only steps in if there is a deficiency. So, members do fund 100% of the budget when they own 98% or less. @Sandisw

 

[zackiedawg]

Does anyone know if we still get dues notices in the mail if we've set up our annual dues to auto-pay? In 2023 I was dealing with the deaths of both parents 3 months apart and with all the estate stuff and expenses it was crazy trying to stay on top of everything - I worried I'd end up missing some of my own bills and put pretty much everything on autopay, including the annual DVC dues for my Boardwalk ownership. I cannot recall if I got any notice last year about the actual dues amount - I can only recall getting the confirm e-mail that they were paid. Now I'm wondering if I'll get anything this year - so far, nothing has come by mail or e-mail.