ROFR Thread Jan to March 2026 *PLEASE SEE FIRST POST FOR INSTRUCTIONS & FORMATTING TOOL*

[airjay75]

Also interesting to finally see a BLT buyback.

 

[DoleWhippedDad]

Our first after market buy as well. We have owned 160 pts of AKV for years but that was direct. Wife is anxiously awaiting news we cleared ROFR

We’re at Poly but wanted easier access to a lower point chart for non-studio rooms as we’ve been traveling with more folks since the little. We’ve loved AKV and the refurb and pricing is right.

 

[PopsKY]

We’re at Poly but wanted easier access to a lower point chart for non-studio rooms as we’ve been traveling with more folks since the little. We’ve loved AKV and the refurb and pricing is right.

The large number of AKV with exercised ROFR has us nervous

 

[DoleWhippedDad]

The large number of AKV with exercised ROFR has us nervous

Ditto. Looking at the resale rofr report for Dec (compared to Nov) 11 of 41 AKV contracts they sold got taken last month. That’s dang near GC levels.

 

[PopsKY]

Ditto. Looking at the resale rofr report for Dec (compared to Nov) 11 of 41 AKV contracts they sold got taken last month. That’s dang near GC levels.

And that price level is higher than ours. Hoping that an August closing working in our favor. Longer this drags more nervous we get

 

[HyperspaceMountainPilot]

ROFR is officially back — and December 2025 closed out the year with a bang! Disney Vacation Club saw its highest number of buybacks since October 2022, with a monthly buyback rate of 8.3%.

Grand Floridian led the year with 58 total buybacks
Grand Californian saw 30% of its contracts scooped up by Disney
Polynesian, Disneyland Hotel, and Fort Wilderness remained untouched

Is this a trend or just year-end noise? Here’s our full breakdown and what to watch in 2026:
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blo...er-25/?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=dvcfan

#DVC #ROFR #DVCResale #DisneyVacationClub #DVCFan #DVCNews

I saw that Disney is raising direct pricing again soon…perhaps the resorts around the monorail loop will get a little more ROFR action to keep the gap between direct and resale a bit narrower?

 

[pkrieger2287]

December 2025 Average DVC Resale Prices

The blended average price across all resorts jumped from $121 to $125 per point in December — one of the largest month-over-month increases of the year.

What’s driving the change?
Inventory is extremely low. As of the end of December, DVC Resale Market had just 177 active listings — less than half of what we typically see this time of year. Limited supply = more competition among buyers.
The rush to beat Disney’s new $500 resale admin fee. Buyers hurried to close contracts before January 1st, creating extra demand and pushing prices higher.

With additional direct price hikes coming February 10th for Riviera, Polynesian, Fort Wilderness, and Disneyland Hotel, we may see further pricing movement on the resale side in early 2026.

See the full report, trends, and resort-by-resort breakdown:
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blo...-2025/?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=dvcfan


#DVCFan #DVCResale #DVCPrices #DisneyVacationClub #DVCOwnership #DisneyResale #DVC2026 #DVCMarketUpdate

 

[PopsKY]

Getting a little nervous. Nearly two weeks now since submitted for ROFR. I know 30 days but see so many quick turn arounds posted and now the large number of ROFR exercises in December

 

[jcolvin5]

I've experienced both of these things.

From the low inventory side, I have seen very few contracts in my UY on dvcforless.com in the past month. At least from the resorts I am interested in adding.

And with the fee, I purchased 50 and 75 pt contracts in the past 2 weeks to avoid it. Would I have purchased these contracts later with the fee? For sure. But why not save a little if possible.

 

[pzw90]

December 2025 Average DVC Resale Prices

The blended average price across all resorts jumped from $121 to $125 per point in December — one of the largest month-over-month increases of the year.

What’s driving the change?
Inventory is extremely low. As of the end of December, DVC Resale Market had just 177 active listings — less than half of what we typically see this time of year. Limited supply = more competition among buyers.
The rush to beat Disney’s new $500 resale admin fee. Buyers hurried to close contracts before January 1st, creating extra demand and pushing prices higher.

With additional direct price hikes coming February 10th for Riviera, Polynesian, Fort Wilderness, and Disneyland Hotel, we may see further pricing movement on the resale side in early 2026.

See the full report, trends, and resort-by-resort breakdown:
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blo...-2025/?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=dvcfan


#DVCFan #DVCResale #DVCPrices #DisneyVacationClub #DVCOwnership #DisneyResale #DVC2026 #DVCMarketUpdate

What I find most interesting is the amount of listings.

Looking at the aggregator:
https://www.fidelityrealestate.com/ - 221
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/ - 181
3rd largest - 129
https://www.dvcstore.com/ - 121
All others - 20-100

I always thought the board sponsor was the largest. Apparently not. Wonder if the highest commission rate has anything to do with it.

 

[LittleBitGoofy]

What I find most interesting is the amount of listings.

Looking at the aggregator:
https://www.fidelityrealestate.com/ - 221
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/ - 181
3rd largest - 129
https://www.dvcstore.com/ - 121
All others - 20-100

I always thought the board sponsor was the largest. Apparently not. Wonder if the highest commission rate has anything to do with it.

When considering washing some CCV points I reached out to past sales reps we've used at both https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/ and https://www.fidelityrealestate.com/ to compare rates. Both told me in the past few days that their listing fee was 9.5%. I thought the latter was charging less than the former, but seems they're both level now.

 

[VGCgroupie]

When considering washing some CCV points I reached out to past sales reps we've used at both https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/ and https://www.fidelityrealestate.com/ to compare rates. Both told me in the past few days that their listing fee was 9.5%. I thought the latter was charging less than the former, but seems they're both level now.

Interesting. Must be why Fidelity removed their commission % from the site. I couldn’t find it the other day when I looked.

 

[LittleBitGoofy]

Interesting. Must be why Fidelity removed their commission % from the site. I couldn’t find it the other day when I looked.

Sales rep did not mention the admin fee either, and I wondered if that was absorbed into the rate now, or is that a buyer-side fee (that ends up getting negotiated back over to the seller sometimes)?

 

[pzw90]

When considering washing some CCV points I reached out to past sales reps we've used at both https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/ and https://www.fidelityrealestate.com/ to compare rates. Both told me in the past few days that their listing fee was 9.5%. I thought the latter was charging less than the former, but seems they're both level now.

Interesting. Thank you for sharing. I also didnt see their rate but thought it was less. So with their admin fee makes them the priciest.
Wonder what their actual inventory turnover rate is.

Don't see www.fidelityrealestate.com/ advertising anywhere so to have as many or more listings is interesting. But they also deal in many many more worthless timeshares.

 

[Girlstar30]

ROFR is officially back — and December 2025 closed out the year with a bang! Disney Vacation Club saw its highest number of buybacks since October 2022, with a monthly buyback rate of 8.3%.

Grand Floridian led the year with 58 total buybacks
Grand Californian saw 30% of its contracts scooped up by Disney
Polynesian, Disneyland Hotel, and Fort Wilderness remained untouched

Is this a trend or just year-end noise? Here’s our full breakdown and what to watch in 2026:
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blo...er-25/?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=dvcfan

#DVC #ROFR #DVCResale #DisneyVacationClub #DVCFan #DVCNews

Why is okw such a popular rofr resort?

 

[airjay75]

Why is okw such a popular rofr resort?

I think to slowly fix the problem that part of the resort expires in 2042 and part of it expires in 2057. They probably want all of it convert to 2057 so they don't have a problem in 2042 with partial units they have no option but to rent out themselves.

 

[Girlstar30]

I think to slowly fix the problem that part of the resort expires in 2042 and part of it expires in 2057. They probably want all of it convert to 2057 so they don't have a problem in 2042 with partial units they have no option but to rent out themselves.

Ohhhh I didnt think of that i was like dang its really popular lol!

 

[Girlstar30]

I think to slowly fix the problem that part of the resort expires in 2042 and part of it expires in 2057. They probably want all of it convert to 2057 so they don't have a problem in 2042 with partial units they have no option but to rent out themselves.

But what about the people that ride out the 2042 contract, wont disney still have an issue, but maybe theyre just wanting less rooms to rent?

 

[airjay75]

Ohhhh I didnt think of that i was like dang its really popular lol!

When you think about 2042, and all the resorts expiring that year, you've probably got HHI and VB being sold off, but I don't see Disney wanting to get rid of BRV/OKW/BCV/BWV. And, they probably don't want to have be in a position of selling all 4 of those resorts again at the same time. They probably want as much of OKW as extended as they can possibly get so they can figure out what they're doing with those other 3 resorts.

But what about the people that ride out the 2042 contract, wont disney still have an issue, but maybe theyre just wanting less rooms to rent?

Yeah, they may be in a difficult position depending on how it all shakes out. Maybe they fire sale the contracts they receive in 2042? Maybe they can target certain OKW buildings to continue on to 2057 and throw the rest into the trust (if they can)? I think, for now, they're probably just like, well, let's flip as many into 2057 as we reasonable can.

 

[Girlstar30]

When you think about 2042, and all the resorts expiring that year, you've probably got HHI and VB being sold off, but I don't see Disney wanting to get rid of BRV/OKW/BCV/BWV. And, they probably don't want to have be in a position of selling all 4 of those resorts again at the same time. They probably want as much of OKW as extended as they can possibly get so they can figure out what they're doing with those other 3 resorts.


Yeah, they may be in a difficult position depending on how it all shakes out. Maybe they fire sale the contracts they receive in 2042? Maybe they can target certain OKW buildings to continue on to 2057 and throw the rest into the trust (if they can)? I think, for now, they're probably just like, well, let's flip as many into 2057 as we reasonable can.

What were they thinking with doing that lol. I feel you are a more qualified disney exec