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

[Hubalorian]

disappointing, but not completely unexpected

clcwhitaker---$155-$51551-300-VGF-Dec-19/25, 300/26, 300/27- sent 1/17, taken 2/3

VGF must still be a reliable seller for Direct Purchases!

 

[Little E]

@Add-On-Itis Honestly, I haven't given BWV views a thought yet! DH and I are tiptoeing around with our fingers crossed right now just hoping that we get through ROFR. I haven't let myself start dreaming about booking yet.

While we love staying at GF, we also love being on Crescent Lake and soaking in the boardwalk vibe. Walking to both Epcot and HS is also amazing! We would be happy at either BW or BC...we love both a ton. But, it was exciting to land on a contract that just made sense for us and it happened to be BW. We have only stayed in resort view rooms, so a Boardwalk view would be so much fun!! Do you have any other BW recommendations??

 

[BestAunt]

BestAunt---$110-$19413-150-RIV-Dec-0/24, 190/25, 150/26, 150/27- sent 2/4

 

[PopsKY]

disappointing, but not completely unexpected

clcwhitaker---$155-$51551-300-VGF-Dec-19/25, 300/26, 300/27- sent 1/17, taken 2/3

Sorry. So disheartening when that happens.

 

[pkrieger2287]

January 2026 DVC Resale Market Update

The blended average DVC resale price across all resorts dipped slightly in January, from $125 to $124 per point. A tiny move down—but the bigger story is what’s happening underneath the surface.

Inventory is still incredibly low
At the time of writing, there were only 216 active listings on DVC Resale Market. For one of the busiest listing seasons of the year, that’s way below the 400–500 range we’ve typically seen in years past. Less supply = more competition for good contracts.

New $500 resale admin fee + direct price hikes coming
The market is still adjusting to Disney’s new $500 resale admin fee, and we’ve got direct price increases coming in February for actively selling resorts like Polynesian, Riviera, Fort Wilderness, Ahwahnee, and Disneyland Hotel. Those changes could reshape how buyers and sellers think about pricing in the months ahead.

Bottom line:
Prices are still higher than most of last year
Inventory is tight
2026 is shaping up to be a very interesting year for DVC resale

Full January 2026 pricing analysis + resort-by-resort breakdown:
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blo...-2026/?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=dvcfan

 

[ehh]

...actively selling resorts like Polynesian, Riviera, Fort Wilderness, Ahwahnee, and Disneyland Hotel.

Didn't realize DVC expanded to Yosemite.

 

[VGCgroupie]

Didn't realize DVC expanded to Yosemite.

Voice text strikes again I assume!

 

[AstroBlasters]

I just purchased some one time use points and they were a mix of Grand Californian and Grand Floridian so that shows you what they are ROFRing.

 

[Brian Noble]

...or where there are foreclosures.

 

[Hubalorian]

Do I have to sign an addendum if it’s less favorable to me?

 

[JackosinDIS]

...or where there are foreclosures.

True… my OTUP were VDH

 

[juliebee]

Do I have to sign an addendum if it’s less favorable to me?

Is the addendum that there are less points available and that they will compensate you or is it some other issue? I would imagine that you could ask to walk away from the deal if the terms have changed. You would need to figure out how big of a deal it is to you and ask if you would have any penalties.

 

[VGCgroupie]

Do I have to sign an addendum if it’s less favorable to me?

I may have missed something. I need more context….

 

[Hubalorian]

I may have missed something. I need more context….

They may have forgot to include some information that would result in me getting more back for the sell of a contract, do I have to sign it? It’s not worth tanking the deal over, but this wouldn’t affect the buyer. It’s a company clerical error I suppose

 

[ProfJenn]

ProfJenn---$123-$22610-160-BLT-Feb-0/25, 320/26, 160/27, 160/28- sent 2/3

 

[VGCgroupie]

They may have forgot to include some information that would result in me getting more back for the sell of a contract, do I have to sign it? It’s not worth tanking the deal over, but this wouldn’t affect the buyer. It’s a company clerical error I suppose

Ohh I see. That is a tough one. Maybe one of our lawyer boarders has advice.

I will preface that with if you proceed and don’t sign I’m sure you wouldn’t be selling or buying with them in the future.

 

[Brian Noble]

They may have forgot to include some information that would result in me getting more back for the sell of a contract, do I have to sign it? It’s not worth tanking the deal over, but this wouldn’t affect the buyer. It’s a company clerical error I suppose

I'd just reach out to the broker: "I think this clause is missing. If it is, can we add it?"

Then, see what they say. It is possible that it was a clerical error, but also possible you have a mis-understanding of what should be there.

 

[Hubalorian]

I'd just reach out to the broker: "I think this clause is missing. If it is, can we add it?"

Then, see what they say. It is possible that it was a clerical error, but also possible you have a mis-understanding of what should be there.

My question revolves around not wanting to add it, since it benefits me. They are asking me to sign it already.

 

[Sandisw]

My question revolves around not wanting to add it, since it benefits me. They are asking me to sign it already.

I would ask if it is required to process the sale. I can’t tell exactly what it is referring to other than you could end up with more?

It could be a legal thing and a sale can’t proceed without it?

 

[Brian Noble]

So, the clause you don't want to add is not present? Or a clause you don't want is there? I do not understand the problem.

If you want something changed, and you think the change is correcting a simple clerical error, then ask the broker if they can change it. If you don't want to do that, or they decline your request, then decide whether or not you want to sign. It is also worth checking your listing agreement to see if you own them the commission if you back out at this point.

But without giving us any specifics I don't see how any of us can give you even a poorly-informed opinion about whether or not to sign.