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Nitin Chopra
posted on 2 AprCompleted projects are always better than under construction - change my mind
Kids have moved out, so I'm selling my big house. Investors Aashiyana seems good for my budget. Gulshan Bellina is expensive, but is it worth the extra cost? Honestly not sure. Investors Aashiyana mein maintenance charges kam honge? I'm looking for something manageable and resale of my existing property is important. Which project has better resale value in the long run? Disagree? Tell me why.
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So, what did you decide? Did you go with Bellina or Aashiyana?
One thing to consider is the age of the building. Older buildings may have higher maintenance costs in the long run.
Investors Aashiyana mein maintenance charges kam honge? Who cares! Check for hidden charges in the sale agreement first!
Check the amenities completion before booking, I made that mistake last time. Swimming pool is still 'under construction' after 3 years.
RERA registration number check karo for both projects. It will give you some idea about the project's progress and the builder's compliance.
Ultimately, it depends on your priorities. If you want peace of mind and a quick resale, go for a completed project like Gulshan Bellina.
I booked a flat in an under-construction project 5 years ago. Still waiting for possession! Never again!
Resale of your existing property is important? Then focus on sector 7x. Those sectors are well-established and have good connectivity.
Bhai, this builder ka track record bahut poor hai in terms of delivering projects on time. I would suggest you research more.
Don't forget to factor in stamp duty and registration charges. They can add a significant amount to the overall cost.
Current market conditions are crazy. Property prices are rising every month. If you're serious about buying, don't delay too much.
Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. Sold my house in sector 75 and bought a ready-to-move-in apartment in sector 150. No regrets!
Gulshan Bellina is definitely premium. But is it worth the extra 30-40 lakhs? That's the question.
U12, depends on your budget and expectations. If you want luxury and a good address, go for it. Otherwise, Aashiyana is a solid choice.
U12, think about the rental yield too. Bellina will probably attract higher-paying tenants if you ever decide to rent it out.
Check the builder's track record. Investors Aashiyana ka possession status kya hai? How many phases are completed on time?
Be careful with Gulshan. I heard they have some delayed projects in Ghaziabad. Do your research before investing.
Investors Aashiyana mein maintenance charges kitne hain? Anyone living there can share? That's a big factor for me too.
U6, I heard it's around Rs. 3 per sq ft. But confirm with the builder. They always try to hide these things.
U6, check their RWA website or ask current residents. Builders will always give you the lowest possible number to lure you in.
Honestly, resale value depends on so many factors. Location, floor, facing, condition of the apartment. Don't just focus on the builder's name.
Sector 144 is becoming a good investment hub with the new metro line coming up. Check projects there too.
Completed projects are definitely safer, especially with resale in mind. Investors Aashiyana is decent, but Gulshan Bellina will likely fetch a better price down the line. Think about the location and amenities too.
Totally agree with U1. Bellina's location is prime. Aashiyana is good, but Bellina has that brand value.
I disagree. Under construction projects offer better payment plans and you can customize things. But yeah, the risk is higher. Dekho aapki risk appetite kya hai.
U3, that's true about customization. But builder promises are often just promises. Mera experience toh bahut kharab raha hai.
U3, payment plans are tempting but delayed projects are a nightmare. Better to pay a bit more for peace of mind.