It’s time to rally the Disney ROFR DVC stats for last month and go over the numbers. The statistics discussed below are based on DVC Resale Experts’ sales and data. So welcome, or welcome back, and let’s see how things turned out in September of 2022.
Disney ROFR DVC meaning
To get things started, a reminder on what ROFR stands for and means. The letters ROFR stand for Right of First Refusal. Disney Vacation Club contracts say Disney has the Right of First Refusal, or the first chance, to buy a contract back when a Member chooses to sell DVC points. ROFR buybacks happen during the closing process when a Member is selling a DVC contract. When the seller accepts an offer from a buyer, Disney is able to buy the contract back at the agreed upon rate instead of letting the sale go through.
When are Disney ROFR DVC stats important?
The Right of First Refusal is not as important for someone who is selling DVC points. Sellers make the same amount from a sale if Disney chooses to buy it back because they must pay the rate the seller agreed to sell it for. The Right of First Refusal is a very important part of the process for those who are buying DVC points. If Disney chooses to buy back the contract during the Right of First Refusal process, the sale does not move forward for the buyer. When this happens, DVC Resale Experts is happy to help the buyer find the next right contract that will make their vacation dreams come true. For sellers, Disney choosing to buy a contract back doesn’t make too much of a difference since the price is the same.
Using ROFR DVC information
We aim to serve potential buyers with these monthly Disney ROFR DVC Stats. It’s helpful to be informed on recent price trends to place a competitive offer. There is no guarantee a resale transaction will go through but looking at the high prices Disney Vacation Club has paid recently and pricing your bid accordingly can help lower the chances of a ROFR buyback. The resorts Disney Vacation Club is most interested in buying back change at random. Knowing if the home resort you want to buy at has recently been favored by Disney for buybacks is helpful as well. Without further ado, here are the Disney ROFR DVC stats for September 2022 and the highest prices Disney paid for those contracts.
Disney ROFR DVC Stats for September 2022
In September of 2022, Disney chose to use ROFR to buy back about 13% of DVC Resale Expert sales. Out of the 31 ROFR responses received, 27 contracts passed and 4 were bought back by DVC.
The properties affected by ROFR DVC interception in September of 2022 were Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas and Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. This is less than we’ve seen in a while with ROFR buybacks but in line with trends from this time last year.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas had one buyback in September and at a high of $139 per point.
Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort had three buybacks in September and at a high of $170 per point.
Resorts that were not bought back by DVC during this time, either because no contracts were sold or Disney Vacation Club chose to not buy any back, were: Aulani, A Disney Resort and Spa, Disney’s Beach Club Villas, Disney’s BoardWalk Villas, Boulder Ridge Villas at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, Copper Creek Villas and Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, The Villas at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel, The Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort, Disney’s Hilton Head Island Resort, Disney’s Old Key West Resort Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows, Disney’s Riviera Resort, Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort and Disney’s Vero Beach Resort.
Understanding DVC numbers and statistics
Note that ROFR numbers for the month don’t always align perfectly with the numbers in our other monthly series on the DVC average resale price. The closing process usually takes more than thirty days from start to finish. Because of this, details of a contract may be accounted for in different months in these recurring blog post series.
THOUGHTS ON DISNEY ROFR DVC STATS
High ROFR prices just varied slightly from the month prior for Animal Kingdom at $139 per point but rose more noticeably for Bay Lake Tower at $170 per point. While Copper Creek Villas and Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge had no buybacks during this time period, this resort also hit a recent buyback high at $170 per point last month. Remember per point prices also vary based on the amount of points on the contract. Contracts with higher point values typically sell for a little less per point while contracts with less points sell for a bit more per point. This can definitely have an effect on how these buyback highs appear to be doing. Talk with your expert regarding your specific resort.
If you’re interested in buying a contract at a home resort that seems to be a current popular buyback for Disney, like Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas, talk to an Expert about pricing your offer competitively. DVC Resale Experts helps buyers reach a number that makes the most sense based on the market. Following buyback trends and high prices paid by Disney Vacation Club continually gives us insight into what is necessary to submit a strong offer and have a contract close for resale buyers.
Count On DVC Resale Experts
DVC Resale Experts is an independent, licensed real estate broker with a team specializing in resale DVC. Our licensed real estate agents are former Disney Vacation Club Guides. That means you can expect pixie dusted service and helpful insight. You can relax knowing you can count on the Experts to answer your questions throughout the process. Get in touch today or see our resale DVC listings for a look at what’s available right now. Don’t see what you’re wishing for? Join the DVC Resale Experts Buyer Wish List and you’ll be contacted when a contract that suits your vacation needs magically appears on the resale market.
