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What impact does poor maintenance have on property resale value?
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Bad. A poorly maintained property can significantly lower its resale value.
First impressions: Buyers notice peeling paint, leaks, damp patches, broken fittings, and dirty common areas right away. This makes the unit look neglected and gives buyers room to negotiate the price down.
Hidden costs: Buyers factor in repair and renovation costs, so they usually offer much less than the asking price. Issues like water seepage, faulty wiring, or plumbing problems can also scare buyers off completely.
Building condition (for condos): Poor management of the common facilities, such as lifts, pool, security, and landscaping, lowers the appeal of the whole development. Unpaid maintenance fees or a weak sinking fund are also red flags for buyers and banks.
Slower sales: Properties in bad condition stay on the market longer, and sellers often end up cutting the price.
In short, regular maintenance protects your property’s value and helps you sell faster and at a better price. Maklumat lanjut
First impressions: Buyers notice peeling paint, leaks, damp patches, broken fittings, and dirty common areas right away. This makes the unit look neglected and gives buyers room to negotiate the price down.
Hidden costs: Buyers factor in repair and renovation costs, so they usually offer much less than the asking price. Issues like water seepage, faulty wiring, or plumbing problems can also scare buyers off completely.
Building condition (for condos): Poor management of the common facilities, such as lifts, pool, security, and landscaping, lowers the appeal of the whole development. Unpaid maintenance fees or a weak sinking fund are also red flags for buyers and banks.
Slower sales: Properties in bad condition stay on the market longer, and sellers often end up cutting the price.
In short, regular maintenance protects your property’s value and helps you sell faster and at a better price. Maklumat lanjut