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Weeks in inventory (supply) and points (demand) -- supply and demand. If the supply (weeks in inventory) is fixed and the demand increases, the price (points) increases. The more people to whom DRI can sell points, the greater the demand, therefore the more points DRI can charge for the inventory. And to try to keep buyers happier DRI needs more inventory. That's why you don't want to give up your deed for points. That's also why DRI would like to get your deed any way they can; including short term notices on outrageous assessments and threatening lawsuits for late or non payments. How much of an increase in points required to reserve have owners of the California Collection seen in the past few years? Apparently all are paying for the $67M "repair" at Poipu.