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Sourav Chatterjee
Emaar Palm Premier residents, your maintenance experience?
Emaar Palm Premier mein maintenance charges ka kya scene hai? Just moved in last month and the bill seems so high, par security guards ka quality bilkul down hai. CCTV toh hai, but visitor management system toh bas naam ka hai. Aise mein tenant attract karna mushkil hoga, aur resale value pe bhi farak padega na? Yaar, itni investment ke baad bhi basic service mein compromise. What did others do about this?
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Listening to all this makes me so nervous as a first-time buyer. ₹3.5 Cr is a huge amount for me. Is it even worth investing this much if these basic services are so bad? What's the point of a luxury apartment if you don't feel secure or get basic amenities?
This is why it's super important to scrutinize the maintenance agreement and
Honestly, U10, no, it's not worth it if you're getting these issues. For ₹3.5 Cr, you should expect top-notch services, especially in a project with only 100 units like Palm Premier. Less units should mean better management, not worse. You can find better-managed societies even in areas like Airport Road for similar or slightly higher prices, with proven track records. Always check existing resident reviews before booking.
The only way out is for residents to unite and form a strong RWA. Individual complaints don't work. Once the RWA is registered, they can legally challenge the builder on maintenance contracts and service quality. It's a long process, but it's the most effective way to get things done.
Is this a common problem with Emaar Palm Premier specifically, or general builder issue? Any idea about the RERA number for this project? Want to check details.
Builder ka track record bhi dekhna chahiye. Some builders are known for this post-possession negligence. Given the current real estate market conditions in Gurugram, where inventory is high and buyers are cautious, such issues can definitely impact future sales and rentals. Builders need to understand this.
I can totally relate. Humne Badshahpur mein ek project liya tha, not Emaar, but similar story. Initial 6 months sab smooth, then security gates broken, no proper garbage collection, lift issues. Builder ne bola RWA form karo, woh dekh lenge. But RWA banane mein bhi time lagta hai, and till then, residents suffer. It's a huge mental stress, especially for first-time buyers who put all their savings into this.
Jaise U2 ne bhi kaha, it's quite common for many builders. But for Emaar Palm Premier, yes, the maintenance complaints are quite frequent. The RERA number is 1. Possession was given in 2022-01-01. So it's a relatively new project, but issues started cropping up quickly.
Totally agree! Emaar Palm Premier mein service quality has gone down drastically. Humne bhi last year possession liya tha, starting mein toh sab theek tha but ab toh it feels like we're paying premium maintenance for sub-standard services. CCTV toh bas show-off hai, kaam nahi karta half the time. Resale value toh affected hogi hi, especially with first-time buyers like us being so careful with every rupee.
U3, it's around ₹8,000-₹10,000 per month for a typical unit, sometimes even more depending on the size. For the amenities we're getting, it's a rip-off. People are paying ₹3.5 Cr for these apartments, and then this kind of maintenance on top? It's like a never-ending expense. My friend who lives in a similar project in Sector 65 pays way less for better services. It makes you wonder if it's worth it.
Yaar, but kitna aata hai maintenance? Mera budget tight hai, so I need to factor that in. Monthly kitna pay karna padta hai?
Bhai, this is a common issue with many Emaar projects post-possession. I heard similar stories from residents in their other projects near Golf Course Extension Road. They promise the moon pre-booking, but once you've paid up, it's a different ball game. The RWA needs to be strong to push back, warna builders aise hi karte rahenge. It's so frustrating after investing ₹3.5 Cr in a property.