ROFR Thread July to Sept 2025 *PLEASE SEE FIRST POST FOR INSTRUCTIONS & FORMATTING TOOL*

[Chili327]

It was 4009 and it was amazing! It was a 2 bedroom lock off and I think the studio part was maybe 4008 but can’t remember. Seriously fantastic. The only slight downside was it was a hike to the elevator but we all felt it was more than worth it.

I’m gonna look it up on touring plans. I never know what to request for garden/pool view.

 

[Blerghityblergh]

I’m gonna look it up on touring plans. I never know what to request for garden/pool view.

I think ours was boardwalk view but my sister had a partial fireworks view and hers was garden/pool and was 4103.

 

[pangyal]

Updated!

Sorry that I didn't get to it last week, but it was for a good cause (i.e., cavorting at VDH and Oogie Boogie Bash...LOL!)

 

[pkrieger2287]

August ROFR Report is in — and Disney isn’t slowing down!

DVC bought back 22 contracts across 9 resorts, including the first-ever Riviera buyback at just $89/pt.

We're seeing a clear trend: if a contract is priced way below market, Disney’s likely to scoop it up.

More key takeaways:
Boulder Ridge buyback at $75/pt
Grand Californian remains ROFR-heavy (33% YTD)
Less than 4% of contracts taken YTD—still rare, but watch those “too good to be true” deals

Read the full August ROFR breakdown here:
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blo...st-25/?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=dvcfan

#DVC #DVCResale #ROFR #DisneyVacationClub #DVCFan #RivieraResort #GrandCalifornian #OldKeyWest #BoulderRidge #DVCMarketUpdate

 

[gvel]

August ROFR Report is in — and Disney isn’t slowing down!

DVC bought back 22 contracts across 9 resorts, including the first-ever Riviera buyback at just $89/pt.

We're seeing a clear trend: if a contract is priced way below market, Disney’s likely to scoop it up.

More key takeaways:
Boulder Ridge buyback at $75/pt
Grand Californian remains ROFR-heavy (33% YTD)
Less than 4% of contracts taken YTD—still rare, but watch those “too good to be true” deals

Read the full August ROFR breakdown here:
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blo...st-25/?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=dvcfan

#DVC #DVCResale #ROFR #DisneyVacationClub #DVCFan #RivieraResort #GrandCalifornian #OldKeyWest #BoulderRidge #DVCMarketUpdate

Wait what?!?!?! they ROFR a SSR at $125pp?

 

[airjay75]

$135 at CCV also seems a bit high, although not as much as $125 at SSR. My guess is those buyers just drew the short straw with points at the wrong unit. Also noteworthy - still no ROFR on BLT. I think that and HHI are the only sold out resorts with no recent ROFR activity.

 

[Carouselofplanning]

Wait what?!?!?! they ROFR a SSR at $125pp?

This is so weird. So many of them sell in the $90s to low $100s

 

[Carouselofplanning]

$135 at CCV also seems a bit high, although not as much as $125 at SSR. My guess is those buyers just drew the short straw with points at the wrong unit. Also noteworthy - still no ROFR on BLT. I think that and HHI are the only sold out resorts with no recent ROFR activity.

What’s the benefit for them buying back specific units?

 

[airjay75]

What’s the benefit for them buying back specific units?

So, when Disney buys back points, then can change the size of the contract or the UY, but they can’t change the unit to which those points are assigned. So, maybe Disney already has a fair number of points at Unit XYZ they picked up really cheap. Then a contract comes up at the same unit but isn’t priced terribly well, but still good enough for them to make a profit and give them greater flexibility on the points they already own of that unit. Probably worth it for them to snap it up even if it isn’t all that relatively cheap.

 

[Carouselofplanning]

So, when Disney buys back points, then can change the size of the contract or the UY, but they can’t change the unit to which those points are assigned. So, maybe Disney already has a fair number of points at Unit XYZ they picked up really cheap. Then a contract comes up at the same unit but isn’t priced terribly well, but still good enough for them to make a profit and give them greater flexibility on the points they already own of that unit. Probably worth it for them to snap it up even if it isn’t all that relatively cheap.

So it allows for bigger contracts? By combining the points in the same building?