If no sign S&P and no work is done, it's to buyers disadvantage.
If no sign S&P but work is progressing, it's actually not all bad. Imagine if developer delay sign S&P until the building is 100% completed, buyer 0 risk, no need to pay any interest as loan no drawdown, seller take all the risk to finance the project.
With work progressing at site, I'll say they're trying to get a win win situation where they delay the signing and try to lock in more sales % before finally signing them, while at the same time work is progressing as well.
If they don't sign until June next year, but you're seeing the pilling all completed and possibly first few floors being built, you just saved 6-18 months of interest payment as well right? Without impact to your overall project completion schedule.
Correct me if I'm wrong...
This post has been edited by eltaria: Nov 25 2020, 06:26 PM
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