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Vivek Tandon
ATS One Hamlet or JM Orchid - Noida investment?
Okay, so I'm finally taking the plunge and buying instead of renting. Fed up of landlord hikes, yaar! Been looking at ATS One Hamlet and JM Orchid in Noida. ATS is obv more high-end, but is it worth the extra cost? I mean, will the rental potential be that much higher? JM Orchid is completed too, sahi baat hai. Also, what about carpet area efficiency? Has anyone experienced both projects? Which one gives you more usable space, matlab? Don't want to waste money on just walls. Mujhe advice chahiye, please! Which one would you recommend for a family, keeping resale in mind?
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Okay guys, thanks for all the advice! I'm leaning towards JM Orchid now. Will visit again with a carpet area measuring tape!
Good luck, U1! Let us know what you decide!
With the new metro line extension coming up, Sector 75 will see a boost in property values, I think. Good time to invest!
U19, Which metro line are you talking about? The one to Greater Noida West?
U2, Haan, that one. It'll improve connectivity significantly.
U19, True, but that metro line is still years away! Don't base your decision solely on that.
I think for resale, ATS will always fetch a higher price. Brand value matters in the long run. But initial investment is higher too. So, depends on your budget.
Current market is crazy! Rates are going up like crazy. I regret not buying earlier. Ab toh EMI bhi zyada lagegi.
I'd personally lean towards JM Orchid because it's ready to move. No builder delays to worry about. Peace of mind is priceless!
Exactly! Builder ka track record is so important. Delay ho gaya toh EMI bhi jaati hai aur ghar bhi nahi milta.
U12, sahi baat hai. Ready to move is a huge advantage these days. But ATS brand name also carries weight.
U12, But check JM Orchid's construction quality properly. Sometimes ready to move means they rushed the finishing.
Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. Was deciding between two projects. Ended up going with the smaller one, and I'm so glad I did. Less headache, better community.
ATS is good, but their payment plans can be tricky. Read the fine print carefully! I know someone who got burned by their 'subvention scheme'.
Has anyone checked the vastu compliance of both projects? Important for some families, you know.
I invested in ATS Greens Village years ago. Builder quality is good, no complaints. But maintenance charges are killer! Something to keep in mind.
Bhai, rental yield is not always about the apartment. It's about the location, connectivity (metro nearby?), and the overall demand in that sector. Check Sector 75 rental rates before deciding.
U9 is right. Sector 75 is decent, but is it going to appreciate as much as, say, Sector 150 in the long run? Think about the infrastructure development.
Don't forget to factor in the registry charges and other hidden costs! It adds up quickly.
ATS has better amenities, no doubt. But JM Orchid is more value for money, especially if you're looking at resale. Sector 75 mein location is good for both, I guess.
Carpet area efficiency is key! I bought in Sector 150 last year and regret not checking it properly. Walls took up so much space. U1, good point about measuring yourself!
JM Orchid possession mila kya sabko? I heard there were some delays initially.
U5, Haan, possession is mostly done in JM Orchid. But check RERA website for the latest status. Don't trust everything builders say!
For a family, ATS One Hamlet might be better because of the bigger apartments and more green space. But it's also significantly more expensive. Resale value will probably be higher too.
ATS One Hamlet is definitely more premium, but bhai, rental yield dekhna padega. JM Orchid is ready to move, that's a big plus. Carpet area is a killer though, agree. I'd say visit both again and measure yourself.
Landlord hikes are the worst! Samajh sakta hoon. But are you sure you're comparing apples to apples? Location within Noida also matters a lot. Both are good, but different budget segments.