I’m not sure at all who’s correct here, but it reads as if I’m partially correct. Grandfathered resales will be able to trade into Riviera & ALL new direct Riviera owners can trade into the existing DVC system.Uh, no, there would have to be interusage agreements in place. The current "club" agreement allows for the interusage of points at all DVC resorts. Riviera would need to be either a separate entity unto itself, the flagship of a new crop of DVCs (DVC II) or part of our current "club" agreement.
That's part of the pitch today. It doesn't have to be part of the pitch tomorrow. Plenty of other systems sell just fine without that. Even better, they talk about "investing in your vacations," and people hear "it's an investment!" only to find out that the value of the thing drops 80% once the ink on the purchase agreement is dry.They’re ridiculous. Part of the sales pitch for paying such a high ppp is the healthy resale market.
Any predictions on the short term resale market effect? We plan to sell an AKV contract in the next few months but wondering if we see a spike in prices the next couple weeks to get 'grandfathered' and then a drop after the 19th.
A leak? Or a planted leak?Is there any place other than DVCResales that are shedding any information on this? This is a big and complicated bombshell that is apparently taking place 13 days from now to only have it listed on one resale broker's blog. Even DVC themselves gave a couple week's notice before they upped the direct buy in minimum to 75, or quit giving benefits to resale buyers, and this looks like a lot bigger change than either of those.
I’m not sure at all who’s correct here, but it reads as if I’m partially correct. Grandfathered resales will be able to trade into Riviera & ALL new direct Riviera owners can trade into the existing DVC system.
Legacy resort resales going forward will be limited to legacy resorts, but the direct Riviera buyers will have access to the whole system (not if they buy Riviera resale) so this will put even more stress on popular legacy resorts.
Am I understanding this correctly? And if so, how convoluted.
A leak? Or a planted leak?
Maybe, but for some reason I think you were onto something - that the increase in lockoff premium & point chart manipulation is tied into this in some unknown way.I suspect it will have to be traded - 1 point in, 1 point out, otherwise I would think Resale owners who cannot stay in Riviera will say they have their own resources diminished with no reciprocal rights and have a legal case. Guessing here. That is why they have left current resale owners grandfathered (also to avoid the negative fallout) - there will be enough of them to guarantee trading in and out between the two clubs is covered points wise.
Evidently, Disney has decided they have been leaving money on the table by selling timeshares that have a residual value. The timeshare industry has long showed that you can sell timeshares with no resale value. Disney wants to capture the resale value for themselves.
I'm just fascinated with all this (bad) news coming out a month after the annual meeting, where there was no peep about any of the things that have come out the last few weeks.
Only at Riviera. If they write the BVT2 association plan correctly, anyway.Do you guys think the Riviera resale will only be usable at Riv or at Riv + any newer resorts to come?
If Riviera resale purchasers can only book Riviera, should they have to pay the same dues (for MS) as other DVC Members?