Saurabh Negi

posted on 31 Mar

Brickland Harit Heights ya SM Skycon Heights? Confused!

SM Skycon Heights is ready to move, sahi hai. But is Brickland Harit Heights worth the wait for potentially better appreciation? Everyone glorifies ready possession, but nobody talks about the extra cost. Plus, I heard carpet area in SM Skycon is less. I'm fed up of renting, landlord raised rent again! Which one has better resale value down the line? Change my mind, Noida experts!

#noida#property-investment#resale-value#ready-possession#carpet-area

Comments

Yasmin Majeed31 Mar

Current market is crazy! Interest rates are rising, property prices are soaring. Abhi nahi kharidoge toh kab kharidoge?

Aishwarya Hegde31 Mar

I'd say visit both properties multiple times, at different times of day. Get a feel for the place.

Ananya Mukherjee31 Mar

So, OP, what did you decide finally? Curious to know!

Neha Sawant31 Mar

Check the maintenance charges for both. They can be surprisingly high.

Sarika Kapoor31 Mar

Heard the new metro line extension will benefit both sectors. Keep that in mind.

Shatrughan Sinha31 Mar

Which floor are you looking at in Skycon? Corner units usually have better ventilation and light.

Zayan Khan31 Mar

I booked in Harit Heights last year. Builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. Thinking of backing out.

Amit Agarwal31 Mar

Don't forget to factor in the cost of interiors! Ready to move is usually unfurnished.

Kavya Bhatia31 Mar

Skycon might have less carpet area, but its amenities are better, IMO.

Ananya Mukherjee31 Mar

Rent increase is the worst! I feel your pain. That's why I'm also looking to buy.

Ayesha Shaikh31 Mar

RERA registration number check karo for both projects. It's a must!

Khushi Patel31 Mar

Brickland is a relatively new builder, right? Skycon is more established. That's a factor to consider.

xavier.dsouza31 Mar

Exactly! Risk vs. Reward. New builder can mean higher appreciation potential, but also higher risk of delays.

Neha Sawant31 Mar

My personal opinion? If you're fed up with renting, go for ready possession. Peace of mind is priceless.

Yasmin Majeed31 Mar

I invested in Sector 150 three years ago. Rates have almost doubled! Sector 143 will probably see similar growth, but patience is key.

vijender.singh4531 Mar

Sector 150 is different league, bhai. Greenery and all that. But 143 is definitely up and coming.

Aishwarya Hegde31 Mar

Don't just look at appreciation, look at the quality of construction too! Visit both sites, talk to residents in Skycon.

Divya Nair31 Mar

SM Skycon Heights. Possession mila kya kisi ko?

mahesh.k.kumar31 Mar

Haan, possession is starting. But slow process hai.

padmini_menon343434331 Mar

My friend got possession last month. He seems happy so far.

Xavier Dsouza31 Mar

Bhai, resale value toh location pe depend karta hai, builder pe nahi. Both are decent locations.

Shatrughan Sinha31 Mar

Carpet area is ALWAYS less than what they promise. Skycon mein toh I heard it's significantly less. Worth checking with existing owners.

simran.bedi.00731 Mar

Haan yaar, super area ka chakkar. They cheat you with that.

divya.hegde.45631 Mar

True. My friend bought in Skycon and complained about the carpet area being much smaller than expected.

Veena Arora31 Mar

Harit Heights is still under construction, right? Check the builder's track record. Delayed projects are a nightmare.

Amit Agarwal31 Mar

Skycon is ready, that's a big plus. But Harit Heights ka location bhi toh dekho, Sector 143 is booming! Decisions, decisions...

afsana.khan.up31 Mar

Exactly my dilemma! Ready possession is tempting, but future appreciation is important too.

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