I doubt they extend BCV or BWV. Maybe BRV to eventually merge it with CCV.
I think the impact of possibly not having BRV shouldering a lot of the burden of maintenance fees would be a big deal for CCV, though. I think that's the outside risk at CCV right now for new buyers - whether they extend BRV, make it hotel, or re-sell, what's the impact between approximately 2042-2050 on fees?I fully agree. They would be throwing money away by extending the points per night at BCV and BWV.
BRV may not even get extended due to the OKW mess and the fact that those rooms are a bit larger than CCV, which costs the same per night.
I think the impact of possibly not having BRV shouldering a lot of the burden of maintenance fees would be a big deal for CCV, though. I think that's the outside risk at CCV right now for new buyers - whether they extend BRV, make it hotel, or re-sell, what's the impact between approximately 2042-2050 on fees?
No need to rehab and definitely no need to tear down and rebuild. For Disney the great thing about DVC is our dues keep the buildings in pretty decent shape. You can bet that as 2042 approaches they will step up the maint a bit, on our dime. That way when 2042 hits all they will have to do is slap some new paint on the walls and throw in some new furniture and they will have very close to 10,000,000 points at BCV, BWV, and BRV alone, plus 5-6million at OKW (don't exactly how many because of the extensions). At probably $350pp on the low side that's 5.2 Billion dollars worth of points that will cost Disney next to nothing to acquire. I have no idea what they will do with Vero and HHI, probably sell them off would be my guess.
Even if they take a loss at those properties,
I bet they keep Vero and HHI, though. It adds to the appeal to buyers to know that they are not just limited to WDW when buying in. Even if they take a loss at those properties, it helps them sell for a gain elsewhere.
I think Disney has discovered they can have a decent timeshare business without off site. It's what they are best at. They have continually backed out of offsite projects and I personally don't expect them to do another. Following that I expect they'll let VB and HHi end and sell them or something similar.
I agree with not adding anything extra, but it is a strong selling point for guides to tell people that if they need a break from Disney World, there are three other properties that they can spend their points at. Plus, people with those as home resorts means a more diverse crowd coming into Disney every few years.
Disney will do what makes Disney the the most money.
There's RCI and such. The guides and sales spiel would adjust accordingly.
I expect they'll let VB and HHi end and sell them or something similar.
No need to rehab and definitely no need to tear down and rebuild. For Disney the great thing about DVC is our dues keep the buildings in pretty decent shape.
You might be surprised on that one. Often at the 40-50 year mark, buildings can become far more expensive to maintain than to rebuild, even with good upkeep. That, and rebuilding gives them a chance to add units by re-configuring (altering the footprint somehow, building taller, wider, making smaller units, etc.). Especially for older properties like BWV, BCV, etc., I'm sure they could squeeze more units out of those builds somehow.
No need to rehab and definitely no need to tear down and rebuild. For Disney the great thing about DVC is our dues keep the buildings in pretty decent shape. You can bet that as 2042 approaches they will step up the maint a bit, on our dime...I have no idea what they will do with Vero and HHI, probably sell them off would be my guess.