Average DVC resale prices dipped slightly in February 2026 to $122/pt. Beach Club surged, inventory remains low, and new direct price increases may influence resale values.
After a slower January to start the year, February 2026 ROFR activity picked up to a level much more in line with what we’d expect this time of year.
Average DVC resale prices in January 2026 dipped slightly to $124 per point, but low inventory and new $500 fees plus direct price hikes may shape the market ahead.
January 2026 came in soft with only 6 DVC contracts bought back via ROFR—but the resorts Disney targeted are telling.
December 2025 wrapped up with one of the more interesting bounce‑backs we’ve seen in resale pricing. Check out the numbers!
DVC buybacks surged in December 2025, hitting the highest rate of the year at 8.3%. See which resorts Disney targeted and what to expect in 2026.
Disney Vacation Club will add a five hundred dollar Contract Administration Fee to all resale contracts signed on or after January 1, 2026.
November 2025 ROFR activity saw a jump in Old Key West buybacks and a surprising drop in Disney’s review time—from 30 days to just 17. See what it means for DVC resale buyers and sellers.
Disney Vacation Club quietly adds a $500 resale contract fee starting Jan 1, 2026 raising questions for buyers and sellers in the DVC resale market.
DVC resale prices dipped to $121 per point in October 2025 despite historically low inventory levels. See what’s driving the market shift and how it could impact buyers and sellers.
