If it really is a developer, there could be disadvantages for the developer regarding the value-added tax, which he will pass on to you.
The developer is not allowed to reclaim the value-added tax from the tax office on the purchase of materials. In return, he does not have to pay value-added tax on the sale.
Basically, the value added does not fall under value-added tax.
The larger the services provided by the developer himself are (e.g. construction of the shell + calculated profit), the cheaper the developer contract should theoretically be compared to the contract of a general contractor.
With the structure you have chosen, he (as general contractor) then has to pay value-added tax on the added value. That means the price should increase by 19% on the created added value at the same calculated profit. At the same time, you still have to pay property transfer tax on the total price.
Thus, this is actually the most expensive option you can choose.
Furthermore, to my knowledge, a developer contract is very heavily regulated.
([Payment plan, notarization, etc.])
This can definitely be advantageous for the inexperienced buyer.
Advantages of a contract for work and services compared to the developer contract, I see if something should go wrong during construction (e.g. insolvency) because the property does not yet belong to you. Whether there are any safeguards, perhaps others can say. I am not very familiar with that.
Is there actually a reason to choose a contract for work and services instead of a developer contract?