Off-plan properties are usually promoted and sold to purchasers during the construction phase, often at a lower price than properties that are already finished. Investing in off-plan properties can offer buyers a chance to be involved early in the development and potentially obtain a favorable deal. However, these properties also come with risks, such as the final outcome not matching the initial descriptions or potential delays in completion. Typically, buyers make a deposit and agree to pay the remaining amount upon completion of the property. This setup means they are investing in the project’s success and assuming some risk regarding the final quality and value. Prospective buyers should thoroughly research and weigh the potential benefits and risks before committing to an off-plan property investment.