Buy between launch
and handover.

The secondary offplan market is where construction visibility meets below-launch pricing. We specialise in finding these deals before the wider market catches on.

What is secondary offplan?

When a developer launches a project, the first wave of units sells at launch price — often in a competitive, emotionally driven environment. After launch, some of those buyers decide to sell before handover. These are secondary offplan units.

As a buyer, you benefit in three ways: you can see construction progress rather than buying off a brochure, pricing is often 5–15% below launch as sellers seek liquidity, and you have real negotiation leverage that launch day doesn't allow.

Three reasons to skip the launch

Construction Visibility

See the building going up before you commit. Assess build quality, progress against schedule, and community development — none of which are visible at launch.

Below-Launch Pricing

Secondary sellers are typically motivated by liquidity, portfolio rebalancing, or changed circumstances. That means real negotiation room — often 5–15% below what the developer originally charged.

Negotiation Leverage

Unlike launch-day queues where the developer sets the terms, secondary transactions are private negotiations. You set the pace, structure the deal, and walk away if the numbers don't work.

Current offplan opportunities

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Secondary offplan by the numbers

8–15%
Typical Discount vs Launch Price
2,400+
Secondary Offplan Transactions (2025)
Q2–Q4
Peak Handover Period 2026

Offplan guides and analysis

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