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Shreya Mittal
Broker's dilemma: Antriksh Golf Link 2's real value?
Okay I'll be honest — I work in real estate, but buying for myself in Noida is different. Everyone glorifies Antriksh Golf Link Phase 2 now that it's completed, but is there any real upside left for investors? Pre-launch pricing was aggressive, so at ₹49-80L, what's the actual capital appreciation potential from here? I'm worried about the investor ratio; it feels like a ghost society risk affecting resale liquidity. What's the real rental yield people are seeing? Change my mind if you think it's still a solid investment.
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I think the project itself is decent, especially with
My cousin bought a flat in Ajayabpur a few years back, thinking it would appreciate like crazy. It was also a completed project. But due to oversupply, capital appreciation is nil. I worry Antriksh Golf Link 2 might face a similar fate.
OP, since you're in real estate, can you shed light on actual rental yields people are getting? I'm looking at something similar and keep hearing conflicting numbers. Is anyone actually seeing 3-4% yield here? The RERA UPRERAPRJ10510 number confirms completion, but what about the occupancy rate? That's key for liquidity and future growth.
Yaar, but it's *completed* now, right? Possession was 2021-11-01. That's a huge plus compared to delayed projects. At least you know what you're getting, no more builder ke excuses. But still, the ₹49-80L range feels steep if capital appreciation isn't guaranteed. What's the real occupancy like?
Completion is good, but build quality? And maintenance charges kya hain? That affects rental yield and makes it less attractive for tenants.
Completed but at what cost? Prices already high.
Bhai, you hit the nail on the head. Investor ratio is my biggest fear too. ₹49-80L for a completed project, but what if no one wants to live there? Resale value will suffer if it becomes a ghost society.
Haan, I heard some projects near Alpha I Greater Noida struggle with this. People bought for investment, not to live, so rental demand is low.
Exactly! Ghost town ban gaya toh mushkil hogi for liquidity.