No, the permit that was approved that all the blogs were referencing was a different company. However, DVC has released on a number of occasions they have submitted documents to Anaheim to get approval for a resort at the Disneyland hotel; I believe one time was at the annual meeting too. It was all super confusing with many news outlets and blogs not even correcting themselves.
Yeah in the southwest corner of the Disneyland Hotel property. It’s supposed to be fairly larger with 350 rooms and 12 stories. I’m thinking it’s going to be more BLT style though the views are going to be shocking to all the WDW DVC (and WDW exclusive guests) owners that will be jumping to buy.
Wish we did. I feel like hitting myself for not buying 10 years ago.
At least resale for vgc will always be cheaper than vgc direct and likely to be comparable with the new resort once it goes on sale. I wish I could have bought earlier too but recently got a small resale contract at vgc.
I figured that one would be rare on resale?
It was a bit longer to find but over the course of a few months I was able to find a 75 point contract. There was actually a few 25 and one or two 50 contracts that came up too.
Just an fyi this article isn’t very clear in that the permit being referenced has nothing to do with DVC. See under the photo with the correction. DVC did file a permit (status unknown but unlikely approved) Though it’s just not this one.
Not sure what your asking. They are both DVC. The villas at the grand californian are already there and they are building a new DVC tower at the Disneyland resort
That permit referenced in the article is for the Westgate Anaheim Garden Walk. https://www.huitt-zollars.com/projects/hospitality/westgate-gardenwalk
