Given DVC's track record it's likely the cost per point will go up somewhat as a matter of general increases but not as a means specifically of jacking up the price for a new resort in a dramatic fashion. And fortunately for members, DVC does not have a habit of using the points structure at new resorts as a way of increasing the price and devaluing points from previous resorts. There certainly are resort systems that do so, Fairfield (Wyndham) comes to mind. Comparing to the DC points costs is apples to oranges and has not basis for comparison as to what to expect at a new DVC resort. We had this same discussion for AKV and while the points structure is different given the view types, it is clearly not an attempt at increase to devalue older points. I think one can safely assume a structure in line with current points likely with some view type differences. Remember the majority of sales still has to be to new unique members and DVC is already one of the most expensive timeshares this side of the Ritz and Four Seasons.
Likely but it would depend on specifics. Looking at the drawings it would make sense that there are courtyard/pool views, MK views and Lake view. My guess would be that the points for MK views would be a Little higher given there's really nothing in the system that is truly comparable. The closest for a new resort would be AKV Savannah views. BWV BW views would be except they came about after the fact at a time when they didn't really have the opportunity to make them higher. Whether the court views and Lake views are the same are there is a differential will be more difficult to guess at. Fortunately DVC HAS NOT taken these opportunities to devalue older points and essentially increase the price by increasing points accordingly, something I applaud them for. I take this approach as a sign of integrity on Disney's part.
