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| ...I did notice that one or two apartments went much lower than the norm in El Mirador, one for 136,000 for instnce , was this by chance that someone could not pay the final demands and wanted rid of it and if so does this happen often on new developments? |
Not the 'norm' but it does happen.
Buying off plan and then selling on the contract before completion of the project to make oodles of money is a surefire way to make loadsamoney - innit?
The answer to this - sometimes.
Buying a well located property off plan is still very lucrative.
Buying (or being persuaded to buy) a badly located property is a recipe for disaster in this day and age because the developer will want his money when the development is complete. Your options are then to complete on the deal that you have made in some way or another, or to back out of the deal and lose your deposit.
Property prices on any development will vary for the same property depending on location. So, for example, a comparitively cheap 'whatever bedroom apartment' that faces north and looks out onto a brick wall may be snapped up by a Spanish family, but will almost certainly not be considered by someone wanting to do holiday rentals.
It would be most unusual for a Spanish family to consider buying an off plan resale, so you basically have an apartment to sell ... and no market for it
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