Most Economical DVC Property 2023

[lovethesun12]

And Poly is a wild card - if the new Poly tower is included in the existing association, Poly will go up. If new Poly tower is a new association, existing Poly goes down and it’s prospects for appreciation are negatively affected.

Bottom line best bet: Grand Floridian or Copper Creek. Poly if you want to gamble that the new
Tower is same assoc. Riviera resale if you are going to keep a looong time, want to only stay at Riv and love Epcot/us location.

I’m not sure I’d agree with the assessment on poly. If they are not the same association, the original poly contracts could be more valuable on the resale market than the new poly. You can stay at all the original resorts with the older contract versus just 1 tower with a newer one. I think they would still remain at about the same value for that reason.

 

[RoseGold]

You cant use point charts to determine value of a contract because the points can be used at any resort. I think you can use Purchase price , Length of contract remaining and Maint Fees . Buying where you want to stay is just personal preference and has no basis on comparable value.

Sure, if you can just book any room with any points. That has never been true for DVC. It has always had busy seasons and rooms.

The low point rooms are the worst competition.

 

[JoeyPeligroso]

Sure, if you can just book any room with any points. That has never been true for DVC. It has always had busy seasons and rooms.

The low point rooms are the worst competition.

Spot on, they are absolutely one factor in value.

Obviously, SAPs are also purchased by some buyers, but those are purchased with different considerations. For some resorts, room types, and seasons, the 11 month booking window matters and has real relevance.

There may be different valuations for contracts purchased as SAPs vs. those purchased based on other considerations such as resale value, location, amenities, length of contract, variety of room types, etc.