Delhi's 'luxury' amenities are often ghost facilities

It's a tough one, especially with older projects like Solomon Heights. Builders often move on, leaving residents to deal with the burden of neglected amenities. In today's market, especially with so many new projects coming up in Delhi and stricter RERA norms, buyers are more aware. But still, due diligence is key – don't just look at the shiny brochures. Visit multiple times, talk to current residents, and check reviews online. This is a common issue in areas like Aram Bagh too, where older societies struggle with maintenance.

CGHS Solomon Heights toh 2006 ka project hai, as per records. 135 units hain. Tab RERA bhi nahi tha, toh legal recourse for amenities might be tricky, so a formal RERA complaint isn't possible for this one. But still, basic upkeep toh banta hai. It's a shame.

Haan yaar, this is so common. I almost booked a place near Ansal Villas and the sales guy kept showing us these fancy renders of a 'world-class' clubhouse. My uncle warned me, said check the maintenance records and talk to existing residents before trusting anything. What was the maintenance charge like at Solomon Heights? Did they ever try to fix the gym or pool after 2006?

But for ₹3.2 Cr – ₹3.8 Cr, you'd expect *some* functional amenities, no? Ye toh bahut high price hai for ghost facilities. Even in Alaknanda, some older societies manage their amenities well. Is there no way to hold them accountable?

Totally agree with the post! Mere dost ke saath bhi aisa hi hua Anand Niketan mein. Builders promise the moon, but deliver dust. Very frustrating.