Classique Windchimes

Builder brochures always over-promise on carpet area, it's a standard trick. I'm in real estate, but buying my own flat in Bangalore, like Classique Windchimes, feels different. My family needs a proper home, not just an investment. Site visit pe carpet area theek laga, but actual daily life mein layout kitna practical hai for 2BHKs? Aur society ka vibe kaisa hai? Kids ke liye safe aur friendly hai ya sab apne mein rehte hain? Not sure if it's genuinely good living or just looks nice. Off the record resident experience chahiye.

Budget's set for a 3BHK upgrade from my current 2BHK in Marathahalli, eyeing Classique Windchimes. What's Classique Builders' actual delivery track record like? Worried about delays. For an investment, is the ₹85L-1.17 Cr range justified for capital appreciation and resale liquidity? Don't want a ghost society.

Bengaluru property search is driving me nuts, honestly. I'm seriously looking at Classique Windchimes and Meenakshi High Life Towers right now. Both are ongoing projects, and I'm trying to understand the *total* cost of ownership. The advertised prices are one thing, but what about stamp duty, registration, PLC, and all those other charges? Does it add up quickly, or are there ways to estimate it better? My parents keep saying builders always have hidden surprises. Also, for a first-time buyer like me, which one offers better investment potential for 5-year appreciation? I'm wondering if Meenakshi's higher price range really translates to better ROI or if Windchimes is a safer bet given its lower entry point. Any thoughts on either builder's delivery timelines or overall quality from site visits?