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Naresh Bajaj
posted on 19 MayDobarwadi property prices: Are we all just overpaying?
Okay, I'll say what no one really talks about – Dobarwadi property prices feel utterly inflated right now. I work in real estate, so I know the super area vs carpet area games builders play. But seriously, are these ₹75L for a basic 2BHK even justified, even with the proposed Metro line nearby? I'm scouting for my own place, and it feels like everyone's just accepting these numbers. Builders like Kolte-Patil and Godrej are active, but I'm not seeing the value proposition. Is there any real negotiation room, or are we just stuck? Change my mind if you think Dobarwadi is actually worth it.
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It's a tough call. On one hand, Dobarwadi definitely has future potential, especially with the Metro and overall Pune expansion. On the other hand, the current prices are definitely pushing the limits for budget-conscious buyers. Maybe wait a bit if you can, or explore areas slightly further out that offer better value per square foot? There's no easy answer, but don't feel pressured to buy just because everyone else is.
I think it's a mix of actual development potential and builder speculation. For us first-time buyers, it's a huge dilemma. My advice would be to look at projects that are nearing completion or already have OC. That way, you avoid possession delays and can see the actual carpet area. Don't fall for pre-launch discounts if you're nervous about timelines. I almost made that mistake in Anand Nagar, but backed out last minute. Are there any projects in Dobarwadi that are close to possession that people know of?
While prices seem high, we also need to consider the bigger picture. Pune's overall property market has seen a significant appreciation, especially with the IT sector growth and improved infrastructure. Dobarwadi is strategically located. Plus, construction costs have gone up. What specific data points are we looking at to say it's 'overpriced' compared to other developing areas like Akurdi or even parts of Amanora Park Town?
Agreed with U3. My agent showed me data that per sqft rates in Dobarwadi have actually gone up by 8-10% year-on-year for the last three years, which is pretty consistent with Pune's average. It's not just a sudden spike. It's demand-driven, I think. Also, interest rates are still relatively low, making EMIs attractive.
U3, that's a fair point. But the 'strategic location' only works if connectivity is there. The Metro is still under construction, and the roads are still a mess. I agree construction costs are up, but a 15-20% jump in a year for the same configuration just feels like speculation. What about the actual liveability now?
I actually booked a 2BHK in Dobarwadi last year, around 68L. At that time, it felt reasonable with the Metro announcement. But now, seeing new projects launch at 75L+, I'm wondering if I made a mistake. The possession date keeps getting pushed too, which adds to the anxiety. My project's RERA ID is P5210002XXXX, and even their revised possession is looking shaky. Has anyone faced similar delays with possession in this area?
U2, you're not alone! My project in Sinhagad Road also faced a 6-month delay. Builders just factor it in. About your RERA ID, check the 'litigation' section on the portal; sometimes there are clues. Hope you get it soon!
Oh no, delays are common in Dobarwadi. My cousin booked with a smaller builder and got possession 1.5 years late. Keep a close eye on the RERA portal for updates. It's the only way.
Totally agree with the original post! I've been looking for a 2BHK in Dobarwadi for months, and the prices are just insane. Builders like Kolte-Patil are quoting numbers that feel like they're for prime areas, not Dobarwadi. What's the real value? Feels like we're being pressured because of the upcoming Metro line, but that's still years away. Is anyone actually getting a good deal here?
Sahi kaha U1! I'm in the same boat. My budget is 70L max for a decent 2BHK, but Dobarwadi mein toh 1BHK bhi mushkil hai. Is there any builder giving RERA carpet area correctly or is it all super area? I'm so confused.
Haan, exactly! I also feel like we're just accepting these prices. The negotiation room is zero. I tried to bargain on a project near the main road, and the sales guy just laughed. It's frustrating for first-time buyers like us.
Bhai, you hit the nail on the head! I saw a 2BHK from Godrej last week, 78L for 650 sqft carpet. Matlab, kya mazak hai? My friend booked a bigger place in Ambegaon Budruk for less two years ago. This Dobarwadi hype is real.