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Ankit Gupta
posted on 10 MayChikkasanne 2BHKs: Are these prices for real?
Chikkasanne mein prices seem a bit too high for what you get, honestly. I'm looking at 2BHKs, builders are quoting ₹90L-₹1Cr, which feels like a lot for a first-time buyer. Not sure if these prices are justified, ya negotiation room hai kuch? Also, water supply ka kya scene hai? Borewell pe kitna depend karna padta hai? Long-term, 3-5 years mein, is it a good investment? Resale market kaisa hai yaha ka? Any insights would be super helpful.
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Kya karein yaar, sab jagah yahi haal hai. First-time buyers ko toh loot rahe hain. Budget mein kuch mil hi nahi raha.
Water supply is a genuine concern. Borewell dependency is real and a huge headache. Many projects in Akshayanagar also face this, even after years. You need to thoroughly check if they have a BWSSB connection or are just relying on borewells/tankers. This can add a lot to monthly expenses and future proofing is a big question mark.
3-5 years investment horizon for Chikkasanne? Not sure, bhai. The appreciation might not be as high as other areas, especially with the current market sentiment. Resale market is still quite nascent there, not much liquidity if you need to sell quickly.
Totally agree with U10. Better to pay a bit more for peace of mind and better resale potential.
Good point, U9. While connectivity is improving, the demand isn't translating into explosive growth yet. Bengaluru market in general is seeing a slight correction in some segments, and peripheral areas like Chikkasanne often feel it more. For a first-time buyer with a tight budget, locking up funds in an area with uncertain appreciation and high maintenance (due to water issues) might not be the best move. Consider areas with established infrastructure even if it means slightly older apartments, they offer more stability for resale.
But what about the connectivity factor? With upcoming infrastructure like the Peripheral Ring Road, won't prices eventually catch up? Or is it still too early to bet on Chikkasanne for quick appreciation?
Haan yaar, main bhi yahi feel kar raha hoon. I visited a couple of projects near Aavalahalli in Chikkasanne last month. They were quoting ₹95L-₹1Cr for a 1050-1100 sqft 2BHK. Builders talk a lot about amenities but sidestep the water issue. RERA number toh mil gaya tha, but possession dates are always 'next quarter' type of vague. Water supply ka scene toh wahi hai, mostly borewell pe dependent, aur summer mein bahut problem hoti hai. Investment wise, I'm super skeptical for the next 3-5 years at these prices.
Exactly! My friend bought a 3BHK in Adigara Kallahalli two years back, thinking it's a good deal. Now he's struggling with water and infrastructure. Resale value hasn't moved much at all. Be very careful with these 'upcoming' areas, especially if you're looking for quick appreciation or a smooth living experience. The initial cost might seem low but hidden expenses for water and maintenance can eat into your budget.
Sahi keh rahe ho. Main bhi Aavalahalli side dekha tha, builder ne bahut promises kiye the water supply pe, but ground reality alag hai. Possession delays toh standard ho gaye hain ab seems.
Bhai, totally agree with you! Chikkasanne prices are absolutely bonkers. 90L for a 2BHK there feels like a bad joke for first-time buyers like us. Negotiation room toh zero lag raha hai.