My ROI for Chardham Apartment needs clarity. High maintenance charges vs actual service quality? Clubhouse facilities, are they used or just show? Does this attract premium tenants?
Chardham Apartment is a large-scale residential development by null spread across 3.0 acres in Sector 9 Rohini, New Delhi. It comprises 6 towers housing 108 units with residential apartments and comprehensive amenities including modern amenities including a clubhouse and gymnasium.
In Chardham Apartment, Sector 9 Rohini, prices start at ₹1.4 Cr and go up to ₹2.7 Cr depending on the configuration and floor. Available options include residential apartments. The average price per sq.ft is ₹19.2K/sq.ft.
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My cousin used to live there for a year as a tenant. He said the society management was quite strict about rules, but actual service for things like water supply or common area cleaning was just average. He eventually moved out because he felt he was paying premium rent for a very average living experience. He ended up finding a newer place in Anand Vihar for almost the same rent. So, 'premium tenants' attract karna mushkil hai.
Thank you for sharing this U9, it's really helpful. I was considering it, but now I'm leaning against it. It's already so difficult to find a good property in our budget, and hearing these ground realities helps a lot. What about power backup there, was it reliable?
This is exactly what I was afraid of. My agent was saying it's a great investment for rental income, but if tenants are moving out due to average service, then what's the point? High maintenance, average service, and old construction. It's a tough sell.
U7, total units wahan 108 hain. Agar itne kam units hain, toh maintenance zyada lagna normal hai for good facilities. But the question is, are those facilities actually good? I saw some photos, gym equipment looked old. And the possession date of July 1993 means it's an old building, repairs are bound to happen more frequently. The current market conditions in Delhi are already tricky for older properties.
I heard Chardham is in a good locality, like near Anand Niketan, which is a plus. But the maintenance charges are a big red flag for me, especially when you're budget-conscious. Plus, the building is from '93, so structural issues can pop up. Is anyone living there currently who can share a real picture?
Exactly U5! I'm also a first-time buyer, and I'm really nervous about hidden costs. The price range of ₹1.4 Cr to ₹2.7 Cr is already pushing my budget. If maintenance is high and service is poor, then the 'ROI' becomes a big question mark. Kitne units hain wahan total? Maybe that affects maintenance.
Haan, locality toh achhi hai. But wahi baat hai, old construction. My uncle lives in an apartment built around the same time in Alaknanda, and he complains about plumbing and electrical work constantly. It's a never-ending expense. For a first-time buyer, this can be a disaster.
Premium tenants ka toh pata nahi, but mere friend ne wahan flat dekha tha pichhle saal. Bola ki clubhouse looks okay, but pool area was not well-maintained. Aur parking ka bhi issue tha. For ₹1.4 Cr to ₹2.7 Cr, I'd expect better.
Yaar, Chardham Apartment ka ROI sunke thoda darr lag raha hai. Maintenance itna high hai, but service quality ka kya? Kisi ne recently wahan visit kiya hai? Samajh nahi aa raha invest karein ya nahi.
Bhai, maintenance toh har jagah badh raha hai. But Chardham ka naam suna hai ki thoda zyada hi hai, aur service bhi average. Clubhouse ki facilities toh bas marketing material mein achhi lagti hain, real mein kaun use karta hai? Is it really attracting 'premium tenants' as they claim?
Totally agree with U1. My agent is pushing it, saying it's a 'classic property', but that 1993 possession date worries me. Old buildings often mean hidden costs. ₹1.4 Cr se shuru ho raha hai, but is it worth it for an old place? What about the actual amenities, are they still good?