Hello: Another point to consider is Disney only exercises ROFR if there is a profit in it for them. So, with waiting lists and people willing to pay more, smart seller should be asking more, not less. The price is demand driven for each individual resort. Take a look at the resales, see any BCV for sale, no. Why the demand exceeds the supply with or without Disney's ROFR. Some of the other resorts have and will experience a decrease in price because of the lack of demand and over-abundance of supply, example Vero beach. Too many sellers and too few buyers. If I owned Vero beach I would remove the listing and concentrate on renting my points. This would decrease the supply of resales and increase the price. Profits or lack of losses are made by people with patience and persurverance(sp?). Don't listen to anything I just said, I'm looking for BCV points on resale, so keep those prices going down.
Another way to look at this is: After about 10 years of vacations you have used up your initial investment. So anything above the maintainance cost is pure profit. Price would have to drop like a stone( to $3-4 per point) to put you in a loss posotion. What do you think the chances of that happening.
I would have to agree with the person who said the biggest concern is not the dropping point prices but the lack of ability to book at the 7 month window as new members enter. I hope Disney does not put anymore resort off the WDW site because that increases the number of members who want WDW but bring some other location to trade that I/we don't want. Sorry I'm starting to ramble goodbye. Canadian Tom