VGC has skyrocketed! 335 per point

I was hoping the asterisks would populate in the browser, but not dice. Thanks for trying!
 
Sites like that are like the Fight Club....you can't talk about it. :laughing:

Since I have my contract, I keep hoping to see ZERO contracts out there. Does that make me a bad person? I mean, I want others to get contracts too. I just feel like it would be satisfying to see 0. At least for a minute.
 

Just redacted it in my original post. Thanks. Do the mods kill all posts with links or references to other sites?

It is against the rules to creatively post any websites that are not allowed to be posted. Sandi always says try and post it, it will work or won't, then you have your answer.
 
Just redacted it in my original post. Thanks. Do the mods kill all posts with links or references to other sites?

I deleted your post because it was clear the site was not allowed to be discussed. The rules here are that you post a link to any site you want to mention. The filter will do its job.

If a site is not allowed to be discussed, then content from that site…like what it is, what you can find there or screen shots, would not be allowed as they would be seen as a way to around the rules.

So, if you want to talk about something, use the actual website site and preview it to see if it is allowed…if it is, then include and discuss what you want.

If the site is blocked, then it means you can’t talk about it here.…which also means talking in general terms.…ie: I use a broker who does X and sometimes uses y and of course PDQ is part of their marking and they have ABC info….is an example of what we mean by work around.

We also don’t allow For Sale posts which means that we don’t allow posters to share that certain contracts are selling…general comments and trends are fine, but leading people to a website to find a specific contract, is not.

Thar is why you see posts here with people just reporting how many and nothing more.

Here are the rules for links.
Thread 'PLEASE post a link to any business or site you wish to mention or discuss'
https://www.disboards.com/threads/p...-site-you-wish-to-mention-or-discuss.3821848/
 
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That contract with the super delayed closing seems to be gone. I bet it was pulled and not sold though.
 
There will be a lot of crossover between VGC and VDH ownership, and given the less than thrilled reception to the VDH Price/TOT/parking/restrictions information release, its not surprising that potential VGC sellers are holding serve and VGC buyers bought up every available contract.

Assuming the reception to the actual opening of VDH goes well (positive room reports, people impressed by the amenities, etc.) its inevitable that more contracts will come on the market and fewer buyers will be desperate to grab them up. It will be very interesting to see where VGC inventory and pricing go. If we get back to those glorious times when there were 35+ contracts on the market with prices anywhere near the $230-$240/pt. levels, I'm grabbing another contract or two.

If you've never hung out by the VGC pool during summer and walked the 200 steps to Grizzly River Run and then straight back to your pool chair, you don't know. You just don't know.
 
I usually only check the search engine. I figured it was accurate.
I usually do, but I just couldn't believe that contract sold. The price kept rising last week and who know if it'll go up since it's the only contract out there. I've been looking at listings on dvcforless.com.
 
I usually do, but I just couldn't believe that contract sold. The price kept rising last week and who know if it'll go up since it's the only contract out there. I've been looking at listings on dvcforless.com.
Slightly off-topic, but I'd be interested to know more about their methodology for determining the average resale price. There's a sentence in their blog post about average resale prices that read "Average resale prices are updated at least twice per week and reflect data from thousands of carefully curated listings." Would like to know more about that (what timespan the price covers, how they're pulling the data, etc).
 
Slightly off-topic, but I'd be interested to know more about their methodology for determining the average resale price. There's a sentence in their blog post about average resale prices that read "Average resale prices are updated at least twice per week and reflect data from thousands of carefully curated listings." Would like to know more about that (what timespan the price covers, how they're pulling the data, etc).
That'a a good question, but it looks like they only compile from 4 resale brokers and we all know there are more of them. The interface is nice as you can also see inactive listing, but with only 4 brokers, YMMV.
 



















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