Need a new flat

Thanks for your advice. I'e never taken safety into acount.But here, buying a house is far more expensive. So , that's what i'm gonna do in the future, not now. Anyway, i have to care more about my babies' safety issue. Thanks.

You welcome, :) I have some ideas to share and maybe you could use some if you want. :) First scenario, Buying a new flat from developer is always cheaper than buying from an owner, unless the owner desperately wants quick money and decided to sell below market price. Second scenario. Buying an auction flat is always cheaper than buying a new flat directly from the developer. Third scenario. Buying an auction landed house is usually cheaper than buying a new flat from developer. Fourth scenario. You can make a search by visiting to a completed housing area where people are actually living there, and search for unsold units. Make the enquiry straight to the developer and ask whether they are willing to offer a reduced price since nobody wanted to buy the unit before you. Fifth scenario. Compare the price of a new flat and a new house. Sometimes a better accommodated flat is more expensive than a decent, moderately costed landed property. Sixth scenario. Flat has a due date. House does not have a due date. It means, when you purchase a flat you don't get permanent ownership to it. This is because a flat ownership is based on a mortgaged contract. You can't hand over the flat to your child without having to sign certain papers and pay a certain amount of money. Over time, a flat's stability is reducing due to wear and tear. When you buy a house, you get a permanent ownership and you are the soul owner of it until forever. If there are any damages, you can renovate it without affecting other people. 7th scenario. You can always purchase a flat for investment purposes. You don't live there, you only collect money from it. I hope it helps. Have a nice day!