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ROFR Exercised/Passed

I'm surprised but resale price was 24% of official selling price. It seems approx. 30% or greater than official selling price has to be paid to pass ROFR in Honolulu.
How do you learn what the official selling/list price is?

I'm looking at a 2 BR plat at Lagoon, so 7000-9600 ponts depending on unit. I've seen 7000 points for around $11k-$15k, and 9600 points (much harder to find) $25k-$28k.
 
the rofr website does not list the number of points involved or am I am missing something?

While we are waiting for the developer's of the ROFR db, I ran my own linking to the points on the data that we have collected so far:

Hilton ROFR.png
 
Lagoon 2BR current approx. selling price.
7000pts 52k
8400pts 60k
9600pts 90k (OF)

In order to avoid ROFR, it may be required to be greater than following number.
52x0.3=15.6k
60x0.3=18k
90x0.3=27k

If you want to have accurate most recent price, you can ask HGVC.
 
Lagoon 2BR current approx. selling price.
7000pts 52k
8400pts 60k
9600pts 90k (OF)

In order to avoid ROFR, it may be required to be greater than following number.
52x0.3=15.6k
60x0.3=18k
90x0.3=27k

If you want to have accurate most recent price, you can ask HGVC.

FYI
$25000 for OF, 9600pts. didn't go through.
 
I believe you will find HGVC exercising Rofr on most of the Hawaiian properties. You just have to visit and see who is buying. There is a heavy Asian presence. Japan were the predominate buyers in the past. From what I was told during my last visit, China and Korea have overtaken them.

I guess they are not aware of TUG in those countries so they are buying retail! So, why wouldn't Hilton exercise ROFR when they know they will get top dollar.
 
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Lagoon 2BR current approx. selling price.
7000pts 52k
8400pts 60k
9600pts 90k (OF)

In order to avoid ROFR, it may be required to be greater than following number.
52x0.3=15.6k
60x0.3=18k
90x0.3=27k

If you want to have accurate most recent price, you can ask HGVC.

I am not sure that I understand what you are basing your conclusions or numbers on. Can you explain? I also really don't think that asking HGVC is a viable option for us.
 
How do you learn what the official selling/list price is?

I'm looking at a 2 BR plat at Lagoon, so 7000-9600 ponts depending on unit. I've seen 7000 points for around $11k-$15k, and 9600 points (much harder to find) $25k-$28k.

2016 price
 

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I believe you will find HGVC exercising Rofr on most of the Hawaiian properties. You just have to visit and see who is buying. There is a heavy Asian presence. Japan were the predominate buyers in the past. From what I was told during my last visit, China and Korea have overtaken them.

I guess they are not aware of TUG in those countries so they are buying retail! So, why wouldn't Hilton exercise ROFR when they know they will get top dollar.
EOY

You have to convert to annul by multiplying by 0.65
EOY

You have to convert to annul by multiplying by 0.65

Sorry divided by 0.65 is correct
 
I am not sure that I understand what you are basing your conclusions or numbers on. Can you explain? I also really don't think that asking HGVC is a viable option for us.

Hilton is tend to excercise ROFR on the units in Honolulu which has less than 30 percent of current official selling price.
In order to find current official prices, you can always ask to HGVC or search internet. Some agent in Honolulu also has the list of current official selling prices. 99% of platinum units which has less than 25% of official selling price will be taken by Hilton.
HGVC is aggresively buying back property in Honolulu except for Grand Islander and Hokulani with decent prices.
If somebody want to sell the properties in Honolulu, you should ask Timeshare Hawaii to proceed buying back by Hilton before list as resale.
Since there is no new development in Waikiki now, HGVC is trying to fill their inventory in order to sell it to Japanese, Chinese and Korean at tripled price.

I believe that is reason why properties in Honolulu has unreasonably hugh price. The right of home week reservation is important in Waikiki because of competion to reserve the room.

I hope I have answered your question.
 
Update to the rofr.net db currently in development by the developers. They are working on displaying the points for HGVC in both the input form and report listing. As I have said previously, the points are already there, just not displayed, when you select resort, unit, season. There is currently the report listing under development.
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Does anyone know about the Craigendarroch Lodges (Scotland) property asking price for a 2Bed Platinum 7000pts every year? How much should be the ideal deal so that HGVC doesnt exercise ROFR?

Great work everyone and the posts are very helpful for newbies like me.
 
Update to the rofr.net db currently in development by the developers. They are working on displaying the points for HGVC in both the input form and report listing. As I have said previously, the points are already there, just not displayed, when you select resort, unit, season. There is currently the report listing under development.
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It is great to see that ROFR.net is being use by Hilton buyers and owners. Lots of new records being added for Hilton purchases!
 
1 BR Grand Plus Platinum at Elara - 7800 pts
$8500 +closing

Our first HGVC purchase. We are very excited!

Database has been updated.
 
Seth Nock's site: sellingtimeshares.net
 
So far so good. We are working with Samuel. He's been fine. We are still early in the process, as we just found out that Hilton waived ROFR. I'll report back when the sale closes with a better assessment.
 
I've purchased 2 from Seth's shop using Samuel. Both sales went smoothly.
I'm trying to sell/buy right now.....hoping to see some action soon. They must be busy.....
 
Recent $6500 for 2 BR 7000 point package at HGVC Las Vegas Paradise Blvd FAILED ROFR--got my deposit back.

Have you or can you add to rofr.net database?
 
how to edit the rofr.net. I input 2 entries. I need to delete one. It is the Hilton Club NY. You need to add 'points' & season. Hilton Club NY does not have season, it currently only sell points, mf is by points (no room size, no season.) I listed as platinum. my points can book 6 days two bedroom. My ebay winning bid was $8500. Closing cost is $2,000. The closing company presented to Hilton as the sale price for $10,500 and it passed the ROFR. The bedroom count does not make sense. some 3500 points are for 2 bedrooms.
 
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