27Feb

The first thing to decide is the budget.
Most of the developers work on the same basic system. The price quoted is the purchase price on the day. Hand-overs are months, maybe even years, away, and as prices rise, so does the value of the purchase. The agreed deposit is paid on signing the contract, and the usually interest free, pre-agreed monthly payment plan covers the balance.
In addition to the purchase price there is usually a once only payment, probably ten percent of that agreed price and that covers all the ongoing management and maintenance of the buildings and the surroundings within the complex. Should you decide to sell your property that package is now part of the deal, so is included and goes with the sale. Easy terms!! 100% down and nothing more to pay!
None of the developers advertise prices as they change frequently demand driven increases almost monthly!
So consider location and climate. What are the important requirements? What are you looking for? Different countries have different rules, different weather, different customs and different facilities. more importantly different cost of living indexes. So this last one reflects in the cost of land, the cost of construction and therefore the cost to purchase.
A little bit of homework will help here, consider where you want to be and check on the Internet how their cost of living compares with yours. Then you can judge the affordability and value for money, let your eyes be your judge, your pocket be your guide and your money the last thing you part with!!
Now you know where you want to be click on the links at the top of the page and bring up the selections, take your time, there's lots to see. Then decide which projects you would like to know more about, email your preferences and price points using the contact form, and more information will be emailed to you.
All with no pressure selling and no obligation!!