Why do fewer villas go to the secondary market compared to apartments

When residential apartment buildings are handed over statistics show that about 70 percent of units go to the secondary market within the first two years as investors flip or rent them. Conversely with villas the dynamic is flipped where 70 percent…

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When residential apartment buildings are handed over statistics show that about 70 percent of units go to the secondary market within the first two years as investors flip or rent them. Conversely with villas the dynamic is flipped where 70 percent of properties do not go to market because they are purchased by end users who intend to live in them. This low turnover reduces supply in the secondary market and stabilizes prices.

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