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Harleen Kaur
ATS Sanctuary 105: Smart Investment on Dwarka Exp?
Just watched a video about ATS Homekraft Sanctuary 105 on Dwarka Expressway. It shows those fully furnished studio apartments, apparently leased to a hotel chain for rental returns. They're part of the residential community, which is kinda neat. I'm wondering if this model really offers solid long-term appreciation, or if it's mostly about the rental yield. The video talks about flexible payments, but I'm more focused on capital growth. Does anyone think the pricing makes sense for a good investment here, especially with the location growth potential? Would love to hear if you've looked into it.
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Studio apartments are a niche market. Resale value might be an issue later. Plus, 750 units in one project, that's a lot of supply. Dwarka Expressway is developing fast, sure, but the market is also flooded with options. I'd be worried about the long-term demand for so many studio hotel units. Better to check out proper residential projects near Airport Road (Gurgaon side) or even Basai for better appreciation.
My broker was pushing this hard. He said the RERA number GGM/862/594/2024/89 means it's all legit and safe. But the hotel chain tie-up, will it really deliver consistent returns? What if the hotel chain backs out or changes terms? I'm so confused, it sounds good on paper but my gut says be careful.
Exactly! And this 'flexible payments' often means you pay more later. I've heard stories where the rental income barely covers the EMI in such schemes. What's the point then? Capital appreciation is the main goal for me.
RERA number just means it's registered, not that it's risk-free. Always read the fine print of those hotel lease agreements. Sometimes the rental yield looks great initially but there are hidden charges or clauses. Don't get swayed just by the RERA, bhai.
Honestly, 2.5 Cr to 3.7 Cr for a studio is steep. Dwarka Expressway has potential, no doubt, but that's a lot of money locked up till 2031. For that price, I'd rather look at a 2BHK in a slightly further but developed area like Badshahpur. Capital growth in studios is usually slower than proper residential units, in my limited understanding.
Yaar, I saw that too! The rental yield part sounds very tempting, especially for a first-time investor like me. But 2.5 Cr starting for a studio, that's a huge amount. Is ATS a reliable builder for something like this?
Reliable toh hain, but this is an upcoming project. Upcoming means more risk, especially with such long possession dates. Think about the interest you'd pay till 2031!
ATS has been around since 1998, headquartered in Noida. They have a decent track record in residential, but this hotel-lease model is different. I'm also worried about the 2031 possession date, it's so far away!
Just watched a video about ATS Homekraft Sanctuary 105 on Dwarka Expressway. It shows those fully furnished studio apartments, apparently leased to a hotel chain for rental returns. They're part of the residential community, which is kinda neat. I'm wondering if this model really offers solid long-term appreciation, or if it's mostly about the rental yield. The video talks about flexible payments, but I'm more focused on capital growth. Does anyone think the pricing makes sense for a good investment here, especially with the location growth potential? Would love to hear if you've looked into it.