2 months in Ansal Sushant City: Investor ratio worries
₹78 lakh mein 3BHK liya tha last year Ansal Sushant City mein, possession March mein mili. Abhi 2 mahine hue hain shift kiye hue, aur ek cheez jo notice kar raha hoon, yahan ka investor-to-end-user ratio kya hai? Mujhe lagta hai kaafi flats khali hain, ya rental pe hain. Isse future resale value pe kya impact padega, any thoughts? Mera long-term plan hai, 5-7 saal mein exit. Toh resale market kitna active hai yahan pe? Koi first-hand experience share karega? Builder ka track record toh theek tha, but agar society mein actual end-users kam hon, toh appreciation slow ho jaati hai na? Is it just me, ya aapko bhi aisa laga?
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Ye investor ratio ka game bahut tricky hai. Agar aapka long-term plan hai 5-7 saal, then look at the bigger picture. Infrastructure development around Ansal Sushant City is still ongoing. Once those flyovers and commercial hubs come up fully, the area will automatically attract more end-users. Abhi shayad market thodi slow hai, but don't panic so soon. Kya builder ne koi update diya hai future development plans ke baare mein?
I booked in New Chandigarh last year, ₹65 lakh for a 3BHK. Mujhe bhi laga tha ki investor ratio high hoga but surprisingly, kaafi families move in kar chuki hain. Maybe Ansal mein thoda time lagega. 2 mahine bahut kam time hai to judge. Give it a year or two, things might change as more people move in after interiors are done. Patience is key for long-term plans.
New Chandigarh mein kaunsa project hai aapka? Wahan toh bahut options hain. Kaafi projects achhe chal rahe hain. Ansal Sushant City ki location aur pricing thoda different hai. Har project ka apna dynamic hota hai. Par haan, 2 mahine mein judge karna shayad jaldi hai.
Bhai, 78 lakh for a 3BHK in Ansal Sushant City seems a bit high, even for last year. Kya size tha flat ka? Main bhi dekh raha tha udhar, but prices were always a concern. Investor-driven projects mein yahi hota hai, initial prices inflate ho jaate hain aur phir end-users ko entry point high lagta hai. Resale toh tabhi hogi na jab koi khareedne wala ho. Aur khareedne wala tabhi aayega jab society mein life ho.
Dekho, yeh toh ek common phenomenon hai naye projects mein, especially jab market thodi slow hoti hai. Investors take possession, try to rent it out, and then wait for prices to go up. 5-7 saal ka horizon hai aapka, it's a decent time. Chandigarh real estate market abhi thoda stable hai but growth potential toh hai. Resale market depends on locality and amenities. Ansal Sushant City mein connectivity kaisi hai?
Mujhe lagta hai ki connectivity se zyada internal amenities matter karti hain for end-users. Agar society mein gym, park, clubhouse properly maintained na ho, toh log wahan rehna prefer nahi karte. Kya Ansal Sushant City mein maintenance issues hain?
Connectivity Ansal Sushant City ki theek hai, airport road se paas hai. Lekin main issue hai ki aas-paas schools aur daily needs ki shops abhi bhi puri tarah se developed nahi hain. Jab tak end-users settle nahi hote, tab tak yeh sab amenities bhi slow develop hoti hain. Aur yeh seedha resale value par impact karta hai. Price drop nahi hoga but growth slow ho sakti hai.
Totally relate! Humne bhi Mohali mein liya hai ek 2BHK, aur jab bhi jaate hain, bohot saare flats khali dikhte hain. Yeh investor ratio wali baat mere dimag mein bhi ghoomti rehti hai. Resale value ka darr toh hai hi, especially for first-time buyers like us. Ansal Sushant City mein toh builder ka naam bhi mixed reviews wala hai.
Investor ratio problem sirf Ansal mein nahi hai, almost har naye project mein hai Chandigarh periphery mein. Mullanpur Garibdass area mein bhi yahi haal hai. Jo developers ne bulk deals ki hain investors ke saath, un projects mein zyada dikhta hai yeh. Kya aapne RERA documents check kiye the booking ke time?
Sahi kaha bhai, Ansal ka track record toh sabko pata hai. Par Sushant City mein I heard development was decent. Kya aapko lagta hai ki 5-7 saal mein bhi appreciation nahi hogi agar end-users kam hain?