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Service Fee increased in Manchester
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If this is a new property they may also be quoting a high figure (as they won't know what the actual running costs will be yet) so they only attract buyers who can afford that level.0
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They now revised the service fee to 3.9pound per sqf. It’s still high but they were able to produce all the certs to satisfy the cladding safety issue. It’s in a prime location, is it still worth buying for resale?0
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They now revised the service fee to 3.9pound per sqf. It’s still high but they were able to produce all the certs to satisfy the cladding safety issue. It’s in a prime location, is it still worth buying for resale?
For resale? You are buying a new build, and you expect to sell at a profit?No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
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Ah yes, buy off-plan and sell when built used to be the "make easy money" option in east London and Canary Wharf during the rapid development spurt up to 2015-16, plenty of my clients made a good packet back then.
I never had enough clients in greater Manchester to tell whether that was the case there as well. Somehow I doubt it as in London the froth in these kind of high-spec flats was partly whipped up by cash-rish overseas buyers.Crashy_Time wrote: »People must have sold them at a profit in the past though?0
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