Thanks for the additional information. That's a lot of 2BR's, especially when you add in the cabins. I think that Disney is finding that the 1BR is the lowest demand booking unit? Not surprising given the point schedule and occupancy comparisons.
If interested in a few numbers Granny continue on....
Back when the villa counts for CCV were announced I did a little comparison just for fun. The resorts with higher percentages devoted to studios than CCV are:
PVB - essentially 100% - (but if you count the bungalows then it's 94%).
Next is
Jambo which is 59% studios, 38% 1BR's and 3% GV's.
Then
BWV which is 46% studios, 52% 1BR's and 1% GV's.
Then a surprise to me - it's
BCV with 39% studios, 33% 1BR's and 28% Dedicated 2BR's.
Then
VWL with 36% studios, a whopping 40% 1BR's and 24% dedicated 2BR's.
Then we get to
CCV with 35% studios, 25% 1BR's, 25% Dedicated 2BR's, 12% cabins and 2% GV's.
And then the rest. BLT and OKW both have more dedicated 2BRs than any other type but it's pretty evenly spread across studios/1BRs/2BR's. And VWL tops all for 1BR's as a percentage so yay to all groupies who bought for those!
In a resort that has dedicated 2BR's as part of their design VWL has the highest percentage of 1BR's at 40% and all other resorts with Dedicated 2br's are in the 30-34% range for 1BR's. CCV is without a doubt the lowest at 25% 1BR's. But it's also second lowest with dedicated 2BR's - only VWL is lower out of resorts that have them. I guess the Cabins are considered to be filling the 2BR niche?
If you drop the specialty villas out of the equation (GV's/Cabins) then
CCV is 41% studios, 29% 1BR's and 29% 2BR's.
What did I learn? I have no idea why DVC decided on their allocations of studios/1BR's and 2BR's over the years. But their last 2 resorts were higher with studios.