Who will buy from you at a higher price?

A potential resale gain needs a buyer who has a reason to choose your property at that price. “The market will rise” is not enough to explain the opportunity.

Look at the buyer’s alternatives

Consider the budget and needs of a plausible buyer, then compare competing resale units and expected new supply. If similar properties are available for less, explain why your intended price would be achievable.

Separate current value from future change

A purchase below supported current value is different from a purchase that only looks profitable after hoped-for growth. State which one your plan depends on. Future handovers, improvements and demand changes remain assumptions until evidenced.

Work backwards to the purchase price

Use a supported resale scenario, deduct expected costs and agreed compensation, then examine the room left for your intended profit. Repeat with a lower sale price. This is a planning exercise, not a valuation or promised outcome.