Dasnac Westminster

Came across this video about Dasnac Westminster in Noida, Sector 146. Looks pretty lavish, ₹12 Cr for a 4BHK! The video showed massive balconies and the 146 Metro connectivity seems good. It's low-density, only 132 homes. I'm wondering about the investment angle here. With such a high price point, will it really appreciate well in the long run? Ya fir, is the rental yield bhi decent for this segment? What do you guys think, is ₹12 Cr a sensible investment for future returns in Noida for this kind of property?

Spent the whole Sunday checking out options in Noida. I'm looking at Eldeco Magnolia Park, which is ready, and Dasnac Westminster, still upcoming. My biggest concern is the builder trust factor. Eldeco has a long track record, but Dasnac, especially for Westminster at ₹7.5 Cr, feels like a huge leap. Are they known for consistent delivery quality? Also, I'm worried about the investor vs end-user ratio. For a high-end project like Westminster, won't it attract mostly investors? That makes me uneasy about potential 'ghost society' vibes. Magnolia Park feels more settled. What's the rental potential like for both? Will Dasnac actually command that high rent in 5 years? Any first-hand experiences with either builder's RWA or construction quality?

Comparing projects from Dubai is a nightmare with all the hidden costs. I'm looking at Ajnara Le Garden vs Dasnac Westminster, but advertised prices feel misleading. What's the real total cost of ownership after stamp duty and PLC? Which has better rental potential? I can't do site visits, so need ground truth on usable carpet area.

Noida mein property search chal rahi hai, aur do options mein confuse hoon. Sunworld Vanalika (completed, around ₹2 Cr) ek taraf hai, ready-to-move hai toh possession ka tension nahi. Dusra Dasnac Westminster (upcoming, ₹7.5 Cr) hai. Price difference bohot hai, but iski rental potential kya hogi? Westminster builder ka track record kaisa hai, especially delays? Ready-to-move vs under-construction, kaunsa option better hai considering builder's past delivery?

Kids have moved out, so selling the big house. Ansal Carnation Garden is ready to move, but carpet area seems less. Dasnac Westminster looks good, but it's upcoming. Builder ka track record kya hai? Which project has better resale value in the long run? Want something manageable, low maintenance.

I work in real estate, so I know the super area vs carpet area games. But buying for myself in Noida is different. I'm looking at Noida options, especially for investment. Sai Upvan looks affordable, but honestly, what kind of ROI can I expect now that it's completed? Dasnac Westminster is upcoming, and that price...7.5 Cr! Is it just PLC and marketing pushing it up? Not sure if the location justifies it. Metro connectivity is key for tenants, and I'm not seeing a clear advantage there. Should I gamble on Westminster's future appreciation, or stick with something ready like Sai Upvan and lower risk? What's the real rental potential off the record?

I'm so fed up of renting, yaar. Landlord ne phir rent badha diya! I'm finally taking the plunge and looking at properties in Noida. Sai Upvan seems like a decent option since it's ready to move. But then I saw Dasnac Westminster - crazy expensive, but supposedly luxury, right? Is it even worth considering such a high price point? I mean, 7.5 Cr! Honestly not sure if location justifies the price difference. Sai Upvan is much cheaper, and I can actually see the finished product. Westminster is under construction - huge risk, no? What if they delay possession? Does anyone know about Dasnac's track record in Noida? EMI vs rent math is killing me. Should I just go for the safer, cheaper option?

Sai Upvan vs Dasnac Westminster, both in Noida. Westminster is upcoming, so OC risk hai. Sai Upvan is ready, but carpet area kitna milega? I work in real estate but buying for myself is different. Which one has better resale value in 5 years? Should I even consider Westminster?

Honestly, I'm losing it with Dasnac Westminster. I'm based in Dubai and invested thinking OC mil jayega jaldi. Now they're saying another year maybe? My budget was already stretched at 7.5Cr. Sai Upvan was way cheaper, almost pocket change compared to this luxury villa dream. But it's already ready, right? I need rental income, not more EMI. Carpet area is also a concern. Dasnac promises big, but kitna usable space hai? I can't even do a site inspection myself! Should I just cut my losses? Is anyone else facing these delays? Kya karu yaar? Need property manager recommendations too. Power of attorney bhi dena padega.

Hey everyone! Came across this video tour of Dasnac Westminster in Noida, Sector 146. Those 4BHKs look amazing, but are they *really* worth the ultra-luxury price tag? Anyone know what the maintenance fees are like there? What's your take on Dasnac as a builder? Looking for feedback!