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Sakshi Jadhav
posted on 19 MayBroker commission is a scam for buyers in Hyderabad, change my mind.
Kya Tolichowki mein Salarpuria Sattva jaise projects mein direct builder se deal karna better hai ya broker through jaana? I work in real estate, but for my own purchase, I'm genuinely confused. Brokers usually promise better deals or 'insider' discounts, but they also have their commission. Is it worth paying that extra for a broker's 'negotiation power' in areas like Tolichowki? Ya builder direct buyers ko bhi same rate dega? I'm looking at a 2BHK around ₹90L. Also, any specific areas for price correction in Hyderabad, or sab jagah rates upar hi jaa rahe hain?
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This is so confusing! So, for a 2BHK around ₹90L, if I go direct to Salarpuria, will they really give me a better deal or just the standard rate? And what about price corrections? I'm hoping for some relief, but everyone says Hyderabad rates are just going up. Any specific areas where we might see a slight dip or stagnation?
The market is a bit volatile right now. While overall rates are up, some builders might offer 'festive discounts' or 'spot booking offers' if they need to clear inventory, especially for ready-to-move projects. It's not a price correction per se, but more like a temporary incentive. You have to keep an eye
Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills are always premium and won't correct. But maybe areas further out, like Alwal or some parts of Uppal, might see rates stabilize a bit, not necessarily dip. Tolichowki is quite central, so don't expect much there.
Price correction? Lol. Hyderabad mein toh rates bas upar hi jaa rahe hain, bhai. No hope for correction right now.
For Salarpuria Sattva projects, or any other big builder, I'd say always try direct first. I was looking at a project near Raidurgam, similar to your budget. Spoke to a broker, got a quote. Then went directly to the builder's sales office, and after some negotiation, they matched the 'broker rate' and even gave a small additional discount. Plus, no commission! The sales team is usually authorized to give certain discounts. It's just about being persistent and showing you're a serious buyer. So, for your Tolichowki search, try the builder first.
Yes, builder direct is definitely better for established names. They have their own legal teams and clear processes. Smaller builders sometimes need brokers to get visibility.
What about the legal checks and paperwork? Brokers usually help with that.
See, I always thought that too, but my friend got a really good deal through a broker in Kokapet last year. The builder wasn't offering that price directly. Brokers sometimes have 'bulk booking' tie-ups or they know how to push for better rates, especially if they have multiple clients interested.
Be careful though. My cousin went through a broker for a property near Gachibowli, and the broker initially promised a certain price, but then at the last minute, some 'hidden charges' came up. The broker and builder were hand-in-glove. It felt very fishy and he ended up paying almost the same as the direct rate, plus commission. So, always get everything in writing and verify independently.
I actually got a decent discount on a 2BHK in Attapur through a broker. Saved about 2-3 lakhs. Maybe it depends on the project and the broker's relationship with the builder.
That's a myth! They just push whatever gives them the highest commission. They don't care about your best interest, just their cut.
Totally agree! Broker commission is such a waste of money. I've heard so many stories where they just act as middlemen and add no real value. For a project like Salarpuria Sattva, which is a big name, I'm sure we can deal directly with them.
I agree with the frustration, but sometimes they do help. Especially if you're new to the city or market, they know the ground realities, the legal issues, and sometimes they can help with loan processing too. But yes, commission is a pain. For my purchase in Ameerpet, the broker helped a lot with the paperwork, which I would have struggled with.
Haan bhai, same experience. They show you 10 properties, out of which 8 are not even in your budget or preferred location. Just a time sink.