salmoneous
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But you have to balance the one less year vs the increased value of the accommodations. Last year the 2042 resorts lost 1/36 (2.78%) of the years of service. But the value of accommodations (as tracked by CRO rates) was up at least 2.78%.But Disney's ROFR supports the resale market. Without that, DVC would fall in value every year if, for no other reason, than each year is one year less of value in the "property".
Right now there are plenty of buyers willing to pay more than the ROFR price for the resorts. If Disney stopped ROFRing, would those buying stop being willing to pay that much. Would sellers set prices lower than buyers are willing to pay out of the goodness of their hearts?
As you say, unless Disney stops, we won't really know.
On another note - I did find your info about getting into OKW and/or SSR via CRO for cheap very interesting.