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Amit Kumar
posted on 29 MarFinally buying, but scared of construction delays
Okay I'll say what no one says: under-construction is risky AF. I work in real estate, I know what builders like Aashi Construction Infra don't tell you. Everyone glorifies pre-launch pricing but nobody talks about possession delays. Sector 105 seems promising, but is it worth the risk? Change my mind. Is ready-to-move actually better?
#under-construction#possession-delay#pre-launch#sector-105
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So, ready-to-move seems to be the consensus. But the price difference is substantial. Is it *really* worth paying that much more?
The rising property rates in Noida are insane! Even resale properties are priced so high. It's tough for first-time buyers.
At the end of the day, it's a personal decision. Weigh the pros and cons, do your research, and go with what you're comfortable with.
So, OP, what did you decide? Ready-to-move or still considering under-construction in Sector 105?
Builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. This is my life now.
Check amenities completion before booking, I made that mistake. Swimming pool toh dikhaya tha brochure mein, abhi tak bana hi nahi hai.
Totally agree yaar. Under-construction is a HUGE risk. My advice? Go for a resale property in a well-established society. Less headache.
Possession mila kya kisi ko Aashi Construction se? Genuine question.
Not that I know of. Their reputation precedes them, unfortunately.
Someone in my circle booked a flat with them 4 years ago in Sector 105. Still waiting. Constant excuses and delays.
Thanks U14, U15. That's what I feared.
Don't just look at the price per sqft. Factor in the hidden costs: parking, club membership, maintenance charges. They add up!
Ready-to-move offers instant gratification. You see what you get. No surprises later.
Anyone know what the current market rates are in Sector 105? Trying to gauge the potential appreciation.
U18 is right. And with the new metro line extension, prices are only going up.
Last I checked, it was around 6500-7500 per sqft, depending on the project and amenities.
Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. Booked a flat in Sector 78, promised possession in 18 months. It's been 3 years and still no sign of it. I'm paying rent and EMI. Feeling trapped.
Aashi Construction Infra... I've heard horror stories. Be careful – this builder has 3 delayed projects in Noida Extension. Research well before investing your hard-earned money.
Pre-launch price is tempting, but think about the opportunity cost. Your money is locked up for years. What if you find a better investment later?
I bought in Sector 150 three years ago. Under construction. Delayed by 1.5 years. But the location is good, and the property value has appreciated significantly. So, mixed feelings.
Sector 105 is good location-wise, near the metro. But Aashi... hmm. Maybe look at other projects in the same sector by more reputable builders?
Sector 105... Aashi Construction... Run! Just kidding (kinda). Seriously, do your due diligence. RERA registration check karo, visit their other projects (if any) and TALK to existing buyers.
Good advice! RERA number is UPXXXX. Check their compliance history on the RERA website itself.
U6, exactly! People forget that RERA is there for a reason. Use it!
Ready-to-move is a no-brainer if you can afford it. No headache of dealing with builders and their false promises.
Okay I'll say what no one says: under-construction is risky AF. I work in real estate, I know what builders like Aashi Construction Infra don't tell you. Everyone glorifies pre-launch pricing but nobody talks about possession delays. Sector 105 seems promising, but is it worth the risk? Change my mind. Is ready-to-move actually better?
Bhai, you're speaking my language! Under-construction is a gamble. I booked in 2018, still waiting for possession. Ready-to-move is definitely safer, even if it costs more.
U4, true that. But peace of mind bhi toh important hai. Paying rent *and* EMI is brutal.
Haan exactly, Noida mein yahi problem hai. They promise the moon and deliver nothing. RERA mein complaint karo, but it's a long process.
But ready-to-move mein you lose out on the price appreciation, right? Catch-22 situation hai yaar.