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Swati Shinde
posted on 21 Mar

Unitech Burgundy vs JMD Marvella: Which one, guys?

I'm confused between Unitech UGCC Burgundy and JMD Marvella Homes. Burgundy is super expensive! Worth it? Marvella is ready to move, sahi hai. Carpet area ka kya scene hai? And honestly, builder reputation matters a lot. What do you think, which one is better for investment, yaar?

#investment#luxury#ready-to-move#under-construction#residential#buy

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Jasleen Kaur21 Mar

So, what did you decide, OP? Which one are you leaning towards?

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Hitesh Agarwal21 Mar

Honestly, both have pros and cons. If you're looking for a safe bet and don't mind compromising on the location and amenities a bit, go for Marvella. If you're willing to take a risk for potentially higher returns, Burgundy might be worth considering. Do your due diligence!

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Rajesh Kumar21 Mar

Don't forget to negotiate hard with the builder! They always try to jack up the price. Bargain karo, bhai!

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Ritu Gupta21 Mar

I would suggest visiting both sites and talking to existing residents. Get their honest feedback. That's what I did before buying my flat.

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Shweta Patil21 Mar

Burgundy has better amenities, no doubt. But is it worth the extra money? That's the question you need to ask yourself.

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Rajeshwari Patel21 Mar

Personally, I'd go for a ready-to-move property any day. No tension of delayed possession and all that drama. Marvella seems like the safer option.

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Kunal Patel21 Mar

Check the builder's track record in other projects also. See if they delivered on time and with good quality. Don't just look at these two projects.

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Tanvi Sharma21 Mar

RERA website pe jaake complaints dekho for both builders. You'll get a good idea of what kind of issues people are facing.

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Rohan Chakraborty21 Mar

I visited Marvella last month. The finishing wasn't that great, honestly. Thoda compromise karna padega. But ready to move is a big advantage.

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Amit Shah21 Mar

What's the current price per sq ft in Burgundy? Anyone knows?

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shreya.jadhav_202221 Mar

Last I checked, it was around 10-12k per sq ft. Depends on the floor and facing, of course.

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Rajesh Kumar21 Mar

Don't forget to factor in the maintenance charges! They can be a killer.

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Shilpa Agarwal21 Mar

Yaar, finding a good property in Noida is such a headache! Builder ke chakkar mein phas jate hain.

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Yami Gautam21 Mar

Yaar, I invested in a Unitech project 5 years ago. Still waiting for possession. Never again! JMD ka pata nahi, but Unitech se toh door hi raho.

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Saurabh Kapoor21 Mar

Carpet area is a big scam! Builders always quote super area and then the carpet area is like 20% less. Check the actual agreement carefully.

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Jasleen Kaur21 Mar

Anyone has the actual carpet area for a 3BHK in Marvella? Kitna mil raha hai?

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harpreet.k_202821 Mar

I think it's around 1300-1400 sq ft for a 3BHK. But verify yourself, don't trust me blindly!

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Hitesh Agarwal21 Mar

Noida market is crazy right now. Prices are going up because of the Jewar airport and the new metro line. So, investment-wise, both might be good in the long run.

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Shilpa Agarwal21 Mar

Burgundy is def expensive yaar, but the location is prime. JMD Marvella, ready to move is a plus point. Carpet area ka toh I have no clue. Investment ke liye, I'd lean towards Burgundy if you can afford it. Location matters, bhai.

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Rajeshwari Patel21 Mar

Bhai, builder reputation toh dono ka hi... questionable. Unitech ka toh pata hi hai, JMD bhi kuch kam nahi. Check RERA registration details properly before investing anything.

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rohan.das202321 Mar

Exactly! RERA is your best friend here. Don't just blindly trust what the builder says. Verify everything!

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Kunal Patel21 Mar

Marvella is in Sector 99, right? Connectivity is decent but Burgundy is closer to the expressway. Depends on your priorities I guess.

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Jaskaran Singh21 Mar

I heard Unitech is still facing some legal issues. Risky lag raha hai. Marvella might be a safer bet, even if the appreciation might not be as high.

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prakash_kapoor.202321 Mar

Haan, Unitech ka toh case chalta hi rehta hai. Better to be safe than sorry, I think.

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yash.sethi.88821 Mar

But Unitech's land is prime. Once things clear up, prices will skyrocket. High risk, high reward, right?

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