3 months in Manvan Shree Balaji Twonship, aur construction quality kaafi average lagi. Walls mein hairline cracks abhi se dikh rahe hain. Everyone glorifies amenities, but agar basic structure hi weak ho toh kya ROI milega yaar? Maintenance charges high hain, service slow. Change my mind.
Manvan Shree Balaji Twonship by Manvan Infratech is a Ready to Move residential project offering Plot from ₹0.27 Cr, Plot from ₹0.54 Cr starting from ₹27.0 L. Spread across 0.12 acres in Sector 150, Noida, it delivers strong value with modern amenities including a clubhouse and gymnasium.
Manvan Shree Balaji Twonship by Manvan Infratech in Noida starts from ₹27.0 L. It offers Plot from ₹0.27 Cr, Plot from ₹0.54 Cr with an average rate of market-competitive — making it a competitively priced entry into the Sector 150 micro-market.
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This whole discussion is making me rethink buying in any of these budget segments. It seems like you either pay a premium for quality or compromise. Is there any way to check a builder's RERA compliance for issues like these? What about the RERA number for Manvan Shree Balaji Twonship? Did anyone check that before buying?
The original post mentioned high maintenance charges and slow service. Can anyone confirm this? What are the monthly charges like per sq ft? And what exactly is slow? Like, do they take ages to fix a leaky tap or something more serious?
Yeah, high maintenance with poor service is a double whammy. My current rented flat has lower maintenance and better service. This is a deal-breaker for me, considering I'm budget-conscious.
₹3.5 per sq ft is too much if they aren't even maintaining the basics. That adds up significantly over a year. Better to look at other completed projects in areas like Alistonia Estate, even if they're slightly above this price range, for better peace of mind.
U9, my friend lives there. Maintenance charges are around ₹3.5 per sq ft, which is on the higher side for a society of this caliber. And yes, service is slow. They once waited almost a week for an electrician for a common area light. It's frustrating.
To U4's point, a structural audit is a good idea, but who actually does that before buying? Most of us first-time buyers just trust the builder's reputation or the sales pitch. What kind of ROI are we talking about if the property value depreciates due to bad construction? Price range ₹27 L – ₹54 L sounds like a big investment for such issues.
Oh no, this is disheartening to hear. I was considering a unit there next month. Everyone talks about the amenities, gym, pool, etc. but if the walls themselves are failing, what's the point? Is this a common issue with Manvan builders? Has anyone else faced this with their other projects?
I think it's not just Manvan, many builders are doing this. Noida market mein competition hai, toh prices kam rakhne ke liye quality compromise karte hain. For a completed project, 27-54L is a decent range, but if this is the quality, then it's not worth it.
U5, my cousin had issues with a Manvan project near Alpha II. Similar complaints, poor finishing and delayed possession by almost a year. They eventually got it but the experience was bad. Maybe it's their general work ethic.
Yaar, I was just looking at Manvan Shree Balaji Twonship, the price range of ₹27 L – ₹54 L seemed good for a completed project. But your post makes me so nervous. Hairline cracks in 3 months? This is exactly what I'm scared of as a first-time buyer. Kya karein ab?
Bhai, for 27-54L, you shouldn't be seeing cracks that soon. This is a huge red flag. Did you get a structural audit done before buying? Or were you planning to?
Totally agree with the original post. Builders often cut corners. I heard from a friend who lives nearby that their material quality is questionable. Maintenance charges high and service slow is a common complaint for many societies nowadays.
Same pinch, U1! I thought it was a decent option in that budget, especially since it's COMPLETED. But if the basic quality is bad, then it's a trap. My uncle bought a flat in a similar budget in Ajayabpur a few years back, and he faced endless issues with plumbing.