Ekta Gardens vs. Tarun Vihar: The real possession gamble
Is Ekta Gardens' 'ready-to-move' status actually a trap for long-term appreciation compared to Tarun Vihar? From my experience, completed projects often have a higher investor ratio initially, which can impact the RWA quality and overall society vibe. Everyone glorifies immediate possession, but nobody talks about the potential ghost society risk or appreciation plateauing faster. Tarun Vihar, though under-con, might attract more genuine end-users later. Change my mind.
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Totally agree with this perspective! I've been so focused on getting immediate possession to avoid rent, but the 'ghost society' concept is genuinely scary. What if you move into a place where hardly anyone lives? RWA issues, security concerns... it's a real dilemma for first-time buyers like us. Ekta Gardens sounds good on paper but this point about investor ratio is making me think twice.
Sahi kaha, U1. My friend booked in a 'ready-to-move' project near Alaknanda