Advantages of buying a ready-to-move-in condo.
1. Move in immediately, no need to wait for construction to be completed!
Of course! Because the project is already completed and ready to move in. Therefore, once you buy, inspect the unit, and complete the transfer of ownership, you can just move in with your bags. This is perfect for impatient people who don't like to wait...because 99% of condos in Thailand sell reservation slips or paper documents years in advance, and you keep making down payments without ever seeing the project or your own unit. You only see model units and perspective images!
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2. See the actual unit and view, no need to imagine.
This is a benefit that new condos (selling reservation slips) can't offer. When buying a completed project, you can see your actual unit and the real view you'll see every day after purchasing and moving in. Although technology now helps to visualize some of the views, it's never as accurate as the real thing.
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3. See the actual material specifications.
This is also important, because cases where the finished product doesn't match the images are common. Usually, when you buy a reservation slip for a condo project, it says "Material A or equivalent." However, the actual construction might not match the initial specifications. Therefore, if you buy a ready-to-move-in unit with immediate transfer of ownership, you'll see the actual specifications of what you'll receive.
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4. See the actual common areas and atmosphere.
Now, let's look at the overall project. Another advantage of buying a ready-to-move-in condo is that you get to see the actual project atmosphere, not just through perspective or renderings. Seeing it in person makes it easier to decide whether or not to buy. For example, you get to see the swimming pool, green spaces, fitness room, and other common areas.
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5. Reduce the risk of construction delays or unfinished projects.
This is considered an indirect advantage, but still a benefit of buying a ready-to-move-in condo. If you buy a condo that's still under construction or being sold on reservation terms, there's a chance the project might be delayed beyond your planned schedule. For example, if you're planning a wedding or family expansion, but the condo isn't finished, your plans could be disrupted or problematic. Or, if you're planning to move in, switching from an apartment to a condo, but it's delayed, you might have to continue renting until the condo is completed.
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