I have to say this must be a first, resale of a property before construction is finished. A bad case of buyers remorse?
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This qualifies as a second. As you may recall, there was a $10,000 sale of a unit in the NYC Residences last year that passed ROFR. No one could believe that it sold for such a firesale price since these units run $75 - $100k+ retail, but resort was set to open 2 months later. Everyone believes it passed ROFR because ROFR hadn't been set up yet.
It may not be buyers remorse. Life happens e.g. poor health of a loved one, death, lost job, divorce. Buyer's remorse may cause one to reconsider holding and using when they see how little their property is worth on the resale market vs. what they paid retail. If they hold and use, or rent it, one can at least recoup some of the initial investment through deep discounts on vacations or rental revenue.