DVC Prices Rise: Return of the Seller’s Market?

DVC Prices Rise: Return of the Seller’s Market?

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DVC Prices Rise: Return of the Seller's Market?
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Grand California prices spike as VGC contracts sell within minutes of being listed. The ROFR monster continues to sleep. Inventory is tightening up. Prices are starting to rise. Episode 250

Jump In, Buy Small & Add On Later with Dani Metzger

Jump In, Buy Small & Add On Later with Dani Metzger

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Jump In, Buy Small & Add On Later with Dani Metzger
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As you draw near the end of your DVC research, we highly suggest this strategy: Jump In, Buy Small, and Addon later. In previous episodes, Dani Metzger from DVC Resale Market challenged me to think about this strategy. We brought her back to discuss our thoughts in detail and why we highly suggest potential members consider this approach. Episode 248

Disneyland Hotel Tower Presale Info Disappoints Fans

Disneyland Hotel Tower Presale Info Disappoints Fans

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Disneyland Hotel Tower Presale Info Disappoints Fans
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New sales information was released about the Disneyland Hotel Tower DVC build. The initial reaction from the Disneyland Hotel tower prospective owners group was grim. Transient Taxes, High Point Charts, and no free parking.

Disneyland Hotel Tower Presale Info Disappoints Fans

Disneyland Hotel Tower Presale Info Disappoints Fans

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Disneyland Hotel Tower Presale Info Disappoints Fans
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New sales information was released about the Disneyland Hotel Tower DVC build. The initial reaction from the Disneyland Hotel Tower prospective owners group was grim. Transient Taxes, High Point Charts, and no free parking.

Buyers Take Advantage of Soft Market While ROFR Monster Sleeps

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Buyers Take Advantage of Soft Market While ROFR Monster Sleeps
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Buyers are taking advantage of the soft market and buying with increased confidence that Disney will not exercise their right of first refusal (ROFR). We’ve seen a correction in market price spike during COVID when buyers had excess cash and pent-up demand to go on vacation. However, inventory has been significantly reduced over the last two months. Buyers are still buying, and the reduced prices motivate them to make offers and close deals on resale contracts.