Before buying, ask whether the unit appeals to a broad enough buyer base or whether it is too niche.
Does its total price keep it within a large and active segment, or push it into a much narrower market? And does the area itself show consistent resale demand? Units with practical sizes, clear pricing logic, and well-understood locations are usually more liquid than complex or overdesigned products with aggressive pricing.
In general, the easier an asset is to understand, the easier it is to resell.
How do I measure a property's resale liquidity before buying?
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April 3, 20261 min read
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