According to the May resales report, PVB averaged $175/pt, a 36.7% increase for me for 1.75 years.
Source:
https://www.dvcresalemarket.com/blog/dvc-resale-average-sales-prices-for-may-2021/
What's fascinating is that there's always the discussion of does it pay off? What about capital costs, etc. The popular thing nowadays is index investing. Mr. Buffet says to put it in the SP500 index and just leave it be...
A fun look back and benefit of hindsight... In that exact same timeframe of my purchase the SP500 index has increased 40.6%. Assuming instead of purchasing DVC I put it into the SP500, my SP500 would be worth roughly $1028 more than what my DVC is worth today.
But what about dues? Surely that increases the spread. The dues were covered by renting out points. In fact the rentals not only covered the dues but closes that gap by nearly $800 making the difference only $250 or so between the two.
Obviously both are subject to market fluctuation, which is why the look back is fun. Also important that who actually knows what the remaining 40+ years will do to either pricing. But those who cited opportunity costs were right, my money as an investment is better off in the stock market by roughly $250 total ($125 per year or 0.50% APR)
The big difference though? The SP500 doesn't let me spend Christmas week at the Poly...