Completed projects like Vohra Floors 6 offer minimal investor upside now.
My landlord just hiked the rent again, honestly fed up of renting and want to finally put my money into something that grows. I'm looking at Vohra Luxury Builder Floors 6, it's completed and seems decent on paper, around 3 Cr. But here's my thought: for a completed project, has all the capital appreciation already happened? I mean, what's the real upside left for investors here, besides regular market growth? Also, what kind of rental yield can one *actually* expect? The brokers quote high numbers, but I'm trying to figure out the ground reality – are people getting 2-3% or is it much lower? And how liquid is the resale market for these floors? Don't want to get stuck in 5 years when I want to exit. Any insights on Vohra's general delivery track record too? Not for this project specifically, but for their other stuff. Hope this helps someone else looking too.
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My landlord just hiked the rent again, honestly fed up of renting and want to finally put my money into something that grows. I'm looking at Vohra Luxury Builder Floors 6, it's completed and seems decent on paper, around 3 Cr. But here's my thought: for a completed project, has all the capital appreciation already happened? I mean, what's the real upside left for investors here, besides regular market growth? Also, what kind of rental yield can one *actually* expect? The brokers quote high numbers, but I'm trying to figure out the ground reality – are people getting