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Lakshmi Rao
posted on 18 Mar

Pihu Kingston vs Ultra Home Tech Park - Noida?

Hey all, I'm finally taking the plunge and buying in Noida, fed up of renting! What do you think about Pihu Kingston Royal Homes (ready to move) vs Ultra Home Tech Park (under construction)? Is the risk of under-construction worth it for potential appreciation? Also, anyone know about the carpet area efficiency in Pihu Kingston? Mujhe advice chahiye about which has better resale value down the line. Thanks!

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Ishita Sharma18 Mar

Did you check the amenities in both societies? Are they fully functional in Kingston? Sometimes, ready-to-move societies still have incomplete amenities.

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Saurabh Dwivedi18 Mar

One more thing to consider: parking space availability. Noida mein parking ka bahut problem hai!

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Karthik Rao18 Mar

So, OP, which one are you leaning towards now? Curious to know your decision!

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Brijesh Singh18 Mar

Just a thought: have you considered any other projects in that price range? It's always good to explore all your options before making a final decision.

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Riya Oberoi18 Mar

Don't forget to factor in stamp duty and registration charges! It adds up a lot, especially for ready-to-move properties.

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Tanya Bhattacharya18 Mar

I've heard mixed reviews about the construction quality of Pihu Kingston. Do your due diligence and get it inspected by a professional before finalizing the deal.

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Meena Iyer18 Mar

Thanks everyone for the advice! Seems like ready-to-move is the safer option, but I'll definitely check the carpet area and builder's track record for both. Appreciate all the insights!

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Puja Banerjee18 Mar

I think Sector 143 will see good appreciation in the next 5-7 years due to the upcoming infrastructure projects. But it's a long-term investment.

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Usha Goel18 Mar

Ultimately, it depends on your risk appetite and financial situation. If you can afford to wait and are willing to take the risk, Ultra Home Tech Park might be a good option. Otherwise, stick with Kingston.

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Lokesh Sharma18 Mar

Personally, I'd lean towards ready-to-move. The current market conditions are uncertain, and under-construction projects are always risky. Plus, interest rates are rising, so the sooner you start paying EMI, the better.

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Brijesh Singh18 Mar

Ultra Home Tech Park possession date kya hai? Check the RERA registration for the exact timeline. Builders often give unrealistic deadlines.

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vivek.mittal.mumbai202318 Mar

Haan, RERA registration number check karo. That's the official date, not what the builder tells you.

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simranchawla18 Mar

And even then, expect delays! Lol. Noida is notorious for that.

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Shanti Iyer18 Mar

Pihu Kingston is in a decent location, close to the metro. That's a big plus for connectivity. Ultra Home Tech Park is further out, but potentially more appreciation if the area develops well.

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Rohan Gupta18 Mar

Ultra Home Tech Park looks good on paper, but have you checked their previous projects? Any delays there? That's a big indicator.

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puja.banerjee.delhi202418 Mar

Good point. A quick Google search should reveal their past performance. Don't rely solely on their marketing materials.

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Rajat Bhattacharya18 Mar

What's the price difference between the two? That's a crucial factor. Sector 143 is developing fast, but ready-to-move has its own advantages.

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sakshi_agarwal18 Mar

Good question! OP, please share the price per sqft for both properties. Makes it easier to compare apples to apples.

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Yash Kapoor18 Mar

Kingston resale value will depend on the society maintenance and the overall condition of the property. Keep it well maintained if you plan to sell later.

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usha_goel_xyz18 Mar

True. Also, the floor and facing matter a lot. Higher floors usually fetch a better price.

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Simran Chawla18 Mar

Kingston is ready to move, that's a big plus. Under-construction mein bahut tension hota hai, especially with Noida builders. But Ultra Home Tech Park ka location Sector 143 is good. Tough choice!

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Riya Oberoi18 Mar

Bhai, under construction is a gamble. Check the builder's track record carefully. Delayed projects are a norm in Noida. Kingston is safer, but resale value kitna badhega? That's the question.

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Saurabh Dwivedi18 Mar

Kingston Royal Homes is good, but carpet area is not that great. I heard it's around 65-70%. Ultra Home Tech Park is saying 75%, but who knows what they'll actually deliver?

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rohan.mehra12318 Mar

75%? Highly doubt it, bhai. These builders always overpromise. Get it in writing and verified by a lawyer before you book anything.

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tanya.bhattacharya_delhi18 Mar

Exactly! Super area ka khel hai sab. Carpet area is the real deal. Don't trust their words, check the actual plan and compare.

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amrita.ahluwalia.abc18 Mar

RERA mein sab details mil jayenge. Check the registered carpet area on the RERA website before making any decisions.

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Vivek Tandon18 Mar

I bought in Sector 75 three years ago, under construction. Possession delayed by two years! Never again. Ready to move is the way to go, even if it's slightly more expensive. Peace of mind is priceless.

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karthik_rao_xyz18 Mar

Haan exactly, Noida mein yahi problem hai. Delay is almost guaranteed. Patience is key if you go for under construction.

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Meena Iyer18 Mar

Hey all, I'm finally taking the plunge and buying in Noida, fed up of renting! What do you think about Pihu Kingston Royal Homes (ready to move) vs Ultra Home Tech Park (under construction)? Is the risk of under-construction worth it for potential appreciation? Also, anyone know about the carpet area efficiency in Pihu Kingston? Mujhe advice chahiye about which has better resale value down the line. Thanks!

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