HIRyeDVC
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VDH Unit and Sales Tracker
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ehh
I'm not all there myself
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- Aug 3, 2019
Wasn't aware of that nuance, thanks!
Decided to make a histogram to compare May vs. June contact size distribution, even the 100pt contracts are less popular in June:
ehh
I'm not all there myself
- Joined
- Aug 3, 2019
Weekly Update!
Total points recorded to date: ~344k points.
Points recorded last week (July 1 - July 7): ~35k points.
Last week, despite having a holiday, actually had more points recorded than the week prior (35k vs. 29k). 35k is still a below average week at this point, but the initial rate wasn't going to be sustainable. I suspect DVC would be happy if it were the longterm average--at this rate VDH would sell ~140k points per month and sell out in ~19 more months.
Average contract size continues to get larger, with last week up to 165.5pts/deed. But last week was also bolstered by a gigantic 1,250pt contract! Even without this contract, the weekly average was still a sizeable increase, from 150.4pt/deed to 160.3pt/deed.
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded last week:
Unit/date breakdown:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
Total points recorded to date: ~344k points.
Points recorded last week (July 1 - July 7): ~35k points.
Last week, despite having a holiday, actually had more points recorded than the week prior (35k vs. 29k). 35k is still a below average week at this point, but the initial rate wasn't going to be sustainable. I suspect DVC would be happy if it were the longterm average--at this rate VDH would sell ~140k points per month and sell out in ~19 more months.
Average contract size continues to get larger, with last week up to 165.5pts/deed. But last week was also bolstered by a gigantic 1,250pt contract! Even without this contract, the weekly average was still a sizeable increase, from 150.4pt/deed to 160.3pt/deed.
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded last week:
- 212 contracts recorded, the 3rd lowest week yet
- 68x 150pt contracts
- 32x 50pt contracts
- 22x 200pt contracts
- 16x 75pt contracts
- 13x 250pt contracts
- 11x 100pt contracts
- 11x 175pt contracts
- 39x other contracts
- 165.5pt average contract size last week
- Week one was 124.6pt average
- Week two was 130.9pt average
- Week three was 132.5pt average
- Week four was 108.1pt average
- Week five was 143.0pt average
- Week six was 146.6pt average
- Week seven was 150.4pt average
- 1,250pt is largest contract
- 50pt is smallest contract
- 350pt is the largest contract size purchased multiple times (2x)
- Unit 1G was assigned the most (10.4k, 2nd most was 1D at 4.7k)
- No Units have approached selling out, as far as I can tell, though a few might be on watch in the next few weeks
Unit/date breakdown:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
HIRyeDVC
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The article says it's sold ~309k points. Keep up the great work @ehh !
https://dvcnews.com/dvc-program-men...in-strong-grand-floridian-surges-in-june-2023
https://dvcnews.com/dvc-program-men...in-strong-grand-floridian-surges-in-june-2023
HIRyeDVC
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God bless you. surely, there's some kind of disboards medal for this!I have the same/similar ~309k through the end of June:View attachment 777019
I keep post #2 updated almost daily
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Littlelulu01
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I had split my purchase into three payments. Paid the last payment on 7/10/2023 and see that it was recorded on 7/11/2023 so no time wasted in recording the deed after final payment made.
Had scheduled to make final payment on 7/27 to buy time for deciding if i should add more points to contract but called and paid it off and stuck with original small points no incentives. closed it so I wouldn’t have to debate that decision in my head anymore.
Had scheduled to make final payment on 7/27 to buy time for deciding if i should add more points to contract but called and paid it off and stuck with original small points no incentives. closed it so I wouldn’t have to debate that decision in my head anymore.
ehh
I'm not all there myself
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Fascinating! I guess they have the recording delay down to a day if it all lands on weekdays.
For financed/paid-in-full buyers (as opposed to scheduled payment buyers, like you), that means probably an 11-day delay due to the 10-day rescission window.
ehh
I'm not all there myself
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- Aug 3, 2019
Weekly Update!
Total points recorded to date: ~360k points
Points recorded last week (July 8 - July 14): ~15.7k points
Sell out date based on last week's rate of recorded points: Jan/Feb 2027
Last 4 weeks: ~177k points
Rolling 4 week average: ~44.2k points/wk
Sell out date based on last 4 weeks' rate of recorded points: November 2024
Things have slowed down.
Last week was the 2nd lowest week to date. And the lowest week was very anomalous (deeds weren't recorded for multiple days that week, as if someone was on vacation). It's much lower than the overall average per week, ~40k/wk, and the average from the last 4 weeks, ~44.2k/wk. At the current rate, VDH will sell out in ~184 weeks, or 3 years and 6-7 months.
That said, 15.7k/wk is about 70k/month (4.5wks per month), which is actually pretty good, above VGF/RIV recent sales rate.
Average contract size finally stopped growing, with last week down to 158.9pts/deed. This is down from the prior week, which had a 160.3pt/deed average after removing the massive 1,250pts contract. But 158.9pt/wk is still 8.5pt/deed higher than any other week, so it's not really decreasing.
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded last week:
Unit/date breakdown:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
Total points recorded to date: ~360k points
Points recorded last week (July 8 - July 14): ~15.7k points
Sell out date based on last week's rate of recorded points: Jan/Feb 2027
Last 4 weeks: ~177k points
Rolling 4 week average: ~44.2k points/wk
Sell out date based on last 4 weeks' rate of recorded points: November 2024
Things have slowed down.
Last week was the 2nd lowest week to date. And the lowest week was very anomalous (deeds weren't recorded for multiple days that week, as if someone was on vacation). It's much lower than the overall average per week, ~40k/wk, and the average from the last 4 weeks, ~44.2k/wk. At the current rate, VDH will sell out in ~184 weeks, or 3 years and 6-7 months.
That said, 15.7k/wk is about 70k/month (4.5wks per month), which is actually pretty good, above VGF/RIV recent sales rate.
Average contract size finally stopped growing, with last week down to 158.9pts/deed. This is down from the prior week, which had a 160.3pt/deed average after removing the massive 1,250pts contract. But 158.9pt/wk is still 8.5pt/deed higher than any other week, so it's not really decreasing.
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded last week:
- 116 contracts recorded, the 3rd lowest week yet
- 32x 150pt contracts
- 22x 75pt contracts
- 15x 50pt contracts
- 14x 200pt contracts
- 12x 100pt contracts
- 21x other contracts
- 158.9pt average contract size last week
- Week one was 124.6pt average
- Week two was 130.9pt average
- Week three was 132.5pt average
- Week four was 108.1pt average
- Week five was 143.0pt average
- Week six was 146.6pt average
- Week seven was 150.4pt average
- Week eight was 165.5pt average
- 400pt is largest contract
- 50pt is smallest contract
- 350pt is the largest contract size purchased multiple times (2x)
- Unit 1F was assigned the most (4.1k, 2nd most was 1G at 3.98k)
- We are on sell-out watch for a few of the earliest Units: 1B, 1C, 1D, 1H
- All of these Units are at less than 10k available points
Unit/date breakdown:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
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ehh
I'm not all there myself
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I still don't have the Condo Plan for Phase 2, but what I have been able to glean from the POS (which includes Condo Plan for Phase 1 which has some/most Phase 2 details), ~22% of total points were declared in Phases 1 and 2.
So far ~11% of points have been recorded. More have been sold--both the recording delay and delayed closing/scheduled payments contributing.
ehh
I'm not all there myself
- Joined
- Aug 3, 2019
Weekly Update!
Total points recorded to date: ~377k points
Points recorded last week (July 15 - July 21): ~17.1k points
Sell out date based on last week's rate of recorded points: Oct/Nov 2026
Last 4 weeks: ~115.5k points
Rolling 4 week average: ~28.9k points/wk
Sell out date based on last 4 weeks' rate of recorded points: Jun/July 2025
This is the 2nd week in a row of things being 'slow'.
Last week was the 3nd lowest week to date. And it would have been the 2nd lowest if it weren't for a single family making a significant purchase. That said, 17.1k/wk is about 77k/month (4.5wks per month), which is actually pretty good, above VGF/RIV recent sales rate.
The average recording rate from the last 4 weeks is 28.9k/wk. At this rate, VDH will sell out in ~100 weeks, or 1 years and 11 months. At the reduced rate of last week's 17.1k/wk, VDH will sell out in ~164 weeks, or 3 years and 3 months.
Last week saw the largest VDH contract yet, a 1,500pt contract. And it had a twin. One family bought two 1,500pt contracts!
With 3,000pts from just 2 contracts, average contract size was way up, to 169.2pts/deed. But without those two contracts, we did see a decrease in average contract size, down to 142.3pt/deed.
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded last week:
Unit/date breakdown:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
Total points recorded to date: ~377k points
Points recorded last week (July 15 - July 21): ~17.1k points
Sell out date based on last week's rate of recorded points: Oct/Nov 2026
Last 4 weeks: ~115.5k points
Rolling 4 week average: ~28.9k points/wk
Sell out date based on last 4 weeks' rate of recorded points: Jun/July 2025
This is the 2nd week in a row of things being 'slow'.
Last week was the 3nd lowest week to date. And it would have been the 2nd lowest if it weren't for a single family making a significant purchase. That said, 17.1k/wk is about 77k/month (4.5wks per month), which is actually pretty good, above VGF/RIV recent sales rate.
The average recording rate from the last 4 weeks is 28.9k/wk. At this rate, VDH will sell out in ~100 weeks, or 1 years and 11 months. At the reduced rate of last week's 17.1k/wk, VDH will sell out in ~164 weeks, or 3 years and 3 months.
Last week saw the largest VDH contract yet, a 1,500pt contract. And it had a twin. One family bought two 1,500pt contracts!
With 3,000pts from just 2 contracts, average contract size was way up, to 169.2pts/deed. But without those two contracts, we did see a decrease in average contract size, down to 142.3pt/deed.
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded last week:
- 101 contracts recorded, the 2nd lowest week yet
- 29x 150pt contracts
- 16x 50pt contracts
- 12x 75pt contracts
- 9x 200pt contracts
- 6x 250pt contracts
- 29x other contracts
- 169.2pt average contract size last week
- Week one was 124.6pt average
- Week two was 130.9pt average
- Week three was 132.5pt average
- Week four was 108.1pt average
- Week five was 143.0pt average
- Week six was 146.6pt average
- Week seven was 150.4pt average
- Week eight was 165.5pt average
- Week nine was 158.9pt average
- 1,500pt is largest contract
- 50pt is smallest contract
- 1,500pt is the largest contract size purchased multiple times (2x)
- Unit 1F was assigned the most (6.7k, 2nd most was 2A at 3.7k)
- We are on sell-out watch for a few of the earliest Units: 1B, 1C, 1D, 1H
- All of these Units are at less than 10k available points
Unit/date breakdown:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
ehh
I'm not all there myself
- Joined
- Aug 3, 2019
Weekly Update!
Monthly update will be tomorrow, once today's recorded deeds are posted.
Total points recorded to date: ~394k points
Points recorded last week (July 22 - July 28): ~17k points
Sell out date based on last week's rate of recorded points: Oct 2026
Last 4 weeks: ~85k points
Rolling 4 week average: ~21.2k points/wk
Sell out date based on last 4 weeks' rate of recorded points: Feb/Mar 2026
This is the 3rd week in a row of things being 'slow'. But the last three weeks have been very steady, all within a 10% range. This might be our new steady-state, which isn't all that bad, equivalent to ~77k/month, considering there are 4 resorts currently for sale and VDH is the highest priced by far.
The average recording rate from the last 4 weeks is 21.2k/wk. At this rate, VDH will sell out in ~135 weeks, or 2 years and 7 months. At the reduced rate of last week's 17k/wk, VDH will sell out in ~168 weeks, or 3 years and 3 months.
Last week's contracts were fairly mundane, with the only interesting contracts being a set of four 333 or 334 point contracts to the same owner(s).
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded last week:
Unit/date breakdown:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
Monthly update will be tomorrow, once today's recorded deeds are posted.
Total points recorded to date: ~394k points
Points recorded last week (July 22 - July 28): ~17k points
Sell out date based on last week's rate of recorded points: Oct 2026
Last 4 weeks: ~85k points
Rolling 4 week average: ~21.2k points/wk
Sell out date based on last 4 weeks' rate of recorded points: Feb/Mar 2026
This is the 3rd week in a row of things being 'slow'. But the last three weeks have been very steady, all within a 10% range. This might be our new steady-state, which isn't all that bad, equivalent to ~77k/month, considering there are 4 resorts currently for sale and VDH is the highest priced by far.
The average recording rate from the last 4 weeks is 21.2k/wk. At this rate, VDH will sell out in ~135 weeks, or 2 years and 7 months. At the reduced rate of last week's 17k/wk, VDH will sell out in ~168 weeks, or 3 years and 3 months.
Last week's contracts were fairly mundane, with the only interesting contracts being a set of four 333 or 334 point contracts to the same owner(s).
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded last week:
- 111 contracts recorded, the 2nd lowest week yet
- 44x 150pt contracts
- 14x 50pt contracts
- 10x 200pt contracts
- 9x 100pt contracts
- 9x 175pt contracts
- 25x other contracts
- 153.6pt average contract size last week
- Week one was 124.6pt average
- Week two was 130.9pt average
- Week three was 132.5pt average
- Week four was 108.1pt average
- Week five was 143.0pt average
- Week six was 146.6pt average
- Week seven was 150.4pt average
- Week eight was 165.5pt average
- Week nine was 158.9pt average
- Week ten was 169.2pt average
- 500pt is largest contract
- 50pt is smallest contract
- 333pt (or 334pt) is the largest contract size purchased multiple times (4x)
- Unit 1G was assigned the most (4.1k, 2nd most was 1F at 4.0k)
- We are on sell-out watch for a few of the earliest Units: 1B, 1C, 1D, 1H
- All of these Units are at fewer than 10k available points
Unit/date breakdown:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
ehh
I'm not all there myself
- Joined
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Monthly Update!
Total points recorded to date: ~401k points (12.33% of all points).
Points recorded in July: ~92.5k points.
July is the lowest sales month so far, but is still a strong sales month considering we're past the initial sales surge and there's 3 other resorts currently for sale. Sales appear to have stabilized at around 17k per week (~77k/month) in recent weeks.
In the post above I detail how quickly the resort will sell out at the current sales pace (roughly October 2026), but for this post I want to consider when DVD will need to make another declaration: fairly soon!
Currently ~22.3% of points are declared and at least ~12.3% of the resort has been sold. That leaves just ~10% of headroom, roughly 325k points, before more Units must be declared. At the current sales rate of ~17k/wk, that's just 19 weeks from now, about mid-December 2023.
Why is this interesting? DVD predicted, in the POS, that they would need to declare just Phases 1 and 2 in 2023 when estimating the operating costs for the dues. But currently VDH is outselling this pace and if this pace maintains then DVD will be in a position where they must declare more Units prior to the end of 2023, breaking their prediction.
What does this mean for current owners? Probably nothing, even in terms of dues. And even if they do a bunch of declarations on Jan 1, 2024 to reestablish a buffer, those Units are already in the 2024 bookable inventory as DVC tends to release inventory predictively.
What does this mean for potential buyers? Well that depends on how important it is for DVD to stick to their predictions. If it's important to nail the prediction, then they must slow the current sales rate. That means pulling levers to slow down sales, such as reducing incentives at the next opportunity.
Why might they need to stick to their prediction? Let's say they released 22.3% of inventory to be booked through December 2023, as per their estimates, and also rented out the entire remaining 77.7% of inventory. Barring any funny math maneuvering, in this situation they'd need to choose between 1) canceling cash reservations and 2) temporarily shutting down DVC sales when the current declarations sell out, which is on pace for mid-December. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
My guess? The inventory they allotted to rentals was conservative and they left plenty of buffer for solid sales, making being correct in their prediction insignificant and we will see more declarations before Jan 1, 2024. I also think it's pretty cool that VDH is outselling expectations.
Fun facts about July's sales:
Gotta start with how one family bought two 1,500pt contracts. Very exciting for them!
Also we're getting close to selling out some Units: 1B, 1C, 1D, and 1H. But we still haven't seen 1A, 1E, or 1I (one eye) show up in any recorded deeds yet, which is odd. I'm also not sure how many Units are in Phase 2, but we've only seen Unit 2A from Phase 2 so far. I've been procrastinating on getting the 2nd declaration documents, but I'll work on that this week.
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded in July:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
Points recorded by month:
And a histogram showing that the contracts are skewing larger and larger as time passes:
July, despite recording significantly fewer points than May, had more points recorded from 250+ point contracts than May did.
Total points recorded to date: ~401k points (12.33% of all points).
Points recorded in July: ~92.5k points.
July is the lowest sales month so far, but is still a strong sales month considering we're past the initial sales surge and there's 3 other resorts currently for sale. Sales appear to have stabilized at around 17k per week (~77k/month) in recent weeks.
In the post above I detail how quickly the resort will sell out at the current sales pace (roughly October 2026), but for this post I want to consider when DVD will need to make another declaration: fairly soon!
Currently ~22.3% of points are declared and at least ~12.3% of the resort has been sold. That leaves just ~10% of headroom, roughly 325k points, before more Units must be declared. At the current sales rate of ~17k/wk, that's just 19 weeks from now, about mid-December 2023.
Why is this interesting? DVD predicted, in the POS, that they would need to declare just Phases 1 and 2 in 2023 when estimating the operating costs for the dues. But currently VDH is outselling this pace and if this pace maintains then DVD will be in a position where they must declare more Units prior to the end of 2023, breaking their prediction.
What does this mean for current owners? Probably nothing, even in terms of dues. And even if they do a bunch of declarations on Jan 1, 2024 to reestablish a buffer, those Units are already in the 2024 bookable inventory as DVC tends to release inventory predictively.
What does this mean for potential buyers? Well that depends on how important it is for DVD to stick to their predictions. If it's important to nail the prediction, then they must slow the current sales rate. That means pulling levers to slow down sales, such as reducing incentives at the next opportunity.
Why might they need to stick to their prediction? Let's say they released 22.3% of inventory to be booked through December 2023, as per their estimates, and also rented out the entire remaining 77.7% of inventory. Barring any funny math maneuvering, in this situation they'd need to choose between 1) canceling cash reservations and 2) temporarily shutting down DVC sales when the current declarations sell out, which is on pace for mid-December. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
My guess? The inventory they allotted to rentals was conservative and they left plenty of buffer for solid sales, making being correct in their prediction insignificant and we will see more declarations before Jan 1, 2024. I also think it's pretty cool that VDH is outselling expectations.
Fun facts about July's sales:
Gotta start with how one family bought two 1,500pt contracts. Very exciting for them!
Also we're getting close to selling out some Units: 1B, 1C, 1D, and 1H. But we still haven't seen 1A, 1E, or 1I (one eye) show up in any recorded deeds yet, which is odd. I'm also not sure how many Units are in Phase 2, but we've only seen Unit 2A from Phase 2 so far. I've been procrastinating on getting the 2nd declaration documents, but I'll work on that this week.
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded in July:
- 587 contracts recorded
- 187x 150pt contracts (386 the prior month)
- 83x 50pt contracts (168 the prior month)
- 66x 200pt contracts (125 the prior month)
- 56x 75pt contracts (109 the prior month)
- 38x 100pt contracts (90 the prior month)
- 30x 250pt contracts (47 the prior month)
- 26x 175pt contracts (48 the prior month)
- 12x 300pt contracts (31 the prior month)
- 89x other contracts (147 the prior month)
- 157.6pt average contract size in July
- May had an average of 128.2pt
- June had an average of 142.8pt
- 1,500pt is largest contract in July (2x)
- 50pt is smallest contract
- 1,500pt is the largest contract size purchased multiple times (2x)
- Unit 1G was assigned the most (23.4k, 2nd most was 1F at 20.5k)
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
Points recorded by month:
And a histogram showing that the contracts are skewing larger and larger as time passes:
July, despite recording significantly fewer points than May, had more points recorded from 250+ point contracts than May did.
ehh
I'm not all there myself
- Joined
- Aug 3, 2019
Weekly Update!
Total points recorded to date: ~409k points
Points recorded last week (July 29 - August 4): ~15k points
Sell out date based on last week's rate of recorded points: Mar/Apr 2027
Last 4 weeks: ~65k points
Rolling 4 week average: ~16.2k points/wk
Sell out date based on last 4 weeks' rate of recorded points: Dec 2026/Jan 2027
This is the 4th week in a row of things being 'slow'. But sales have been steady, all within a ±10% range from the 16.2k/wk average from the last 4 weeks. This looks like the current steady-state, which isn't all that bad, equivalent to ~73k/month, considering there are 4 resorts currently for sale and VDH is the highest priced by far.
At the rate of 16.2k/wk, VDH will sell out in ~175 weeks, or 3 years and 4 months, roughly Dec 2026 or Jan 2027. At this rate, the current levels of declarations will only last until Late December 2023. I've previously detailed why DVD may have only declared ~727k points (72 rooms), and I'm definitely watching for any sort of trajectory that may force them to declare more prior to Jan 1, 2024.
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded last week:
Unit/date breakdown:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
Total points recorded to date: ~409k points
Points recorded last week (July 29 - August 4): ~15k points
Sell out date based on last week's rate of recorded points: Mar/Apr 2027
Last 4 weeks: ~65k points
Rolling 4 week average: ~16.2k points/wk
Sell out date based on last 4 weeks' rate of recorded points: Dec 2026/Jan 2027
This is the 4th week in a row of things being 'slow'. But sales have been steady, all within a ±10% range from the 16.2k/wk average from the last 4 weeks. This looks like the current steady-state, which isn't all that bad, equivalent to ~73k/month, considering there are 4 resorts currently for sale and VDH is the highest priced by far.
At the rate of 16.2k/wk, VDH will sell out in ~175 weeks, or 3 years and 4 months, roughly Dec 2026 or Jan 2027. At this rate, the current levels of declarations will only last until Late December 2023. I've previously detailed why DVD may have only declared ~727k points (72 rooms), and I'm definitely watching for any sort of trajectory that may force them to declare more prior to Jan 1, 2024.
Other interesting facts about the contracts recorded last week:
- 93 contracts recorded, the 2nd lowest week yet
- 25x 150pt contracts
- 16x 50pt contracts
- 16x 200pt contracts
- 8x 250pt contracts
- 5x 75pt contracts
- 23x other contracts
- 161.4pt average contract size last week
- Week one was 124.6pt average
- Week two was 130.9pt average
- Week three was 132.5pt average
- Week four was 108.1pt average
- Week five was 143.0pt average
- Week six was 146.6pt average
- Week seven was 150.4pt average
- Week eight was 165.5pt average
- Week nine was 158.9pt average
- Week ten was 169.2pt average
- Week eleven was 153.6pt average
- 600pt is largest contract
- 50pt is smallest contract
- 300pt is the largest contract size purchased multiple times (4x)
- Unit 1G was assigned the most (5.4k, 2nd most was 2A at 3.5k)
- We are on sell-out watch for a few of the earliest Units: 1B, 1C, 1D, 1H
- All of these Units are at fewer than 10k available points
Unit/date breakdown:
"1U" unit stands for "Phase 1 - Unknown". This is because OCRW recorded a Unit number with an error and no 'most likely' correct fix. This is most likely due to issues with OCR (optical character recognition) used in their recording process.
we"reofftoneverland
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CarolynFH
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Gives DVD plenty of time to confirm that Disneyland Forward is a "go" and figure out whether there's additional property they could build or convert to DVC.
Lexxiefern
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My contracts finally have been recorded! I bought back in May (before it went on sale to non owners) Quality assurance took a long time to contact me about a missing document. I guess they’ve been busy 
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