Finally buying in Noida! EMI vs rent is killing me.

Okay I'll be honest—fed up of renting. Landlord raised rent AGAIN. Finally taking the plunge in Noida. Looking at Sector 84, near that S & U Buildtech Pvt Ltd project. EMI vs rent math is confusing me, though. Down payment ka jugaad karna padega. Is it worth stretching for a 3BHK for better ROI? Or stick to a 2BHK? Also, under-construction sahi rahega ya ready-to-move? Has anyone else faced this?

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Comments

Aryan Malik4 Apr

So, what's your final decision? Did you check the RERA details?

Anjali Varma4 Apr

Bhai, builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. Welcome to Noida real estate!

sakshi.pandey4 Apr

Haha, true that! It's a common story here.

Dev Singh4 Apr

Check the builder's financial stability. Many builders are struggling these days. You don't want your money to get stuck.

Kiran Jadhav4 Apr

Which floor are you planning to buy? Corner unit? These things also affect resale value.

Parth Garg4 Apr

I'd suggest visiting the site multiple times, at different times of the day. See the actual construction quality, the surroundings, etc.

Shreya Sawant4 Apr

Guys, rates are going up everywhere. The new metro line is also impacting prices. Delaying the decision might cost you more in the long run.

Deepak Jain4 Apr

S & U… I know someone who booked a flat with them. Possession mila kya?

Manish Mehta4 Apr

Think long term. If you can afford the 3BHK, go for it. Resale value will be better. Plus, extra space is always useful.

Sonali Verma4 Apr

Thanks for all the advice, everyone! Seriously helpful. Will definitely check the RERA details and look into Sector 150 as well.

Harsh Patel4 Apr

Don't forget to factor in maintenance charges! They can be quite high in Noida.

Kajal Sharma4 Apr

Sector 84 is decent. But have you considered Sector 150? Better infrastructure, more green space. Slightly more expensive though.

Sanya Menon4 Apr

Down payment ke liye, try a personal loan if you're eligible. But calculate the interest carefully.

Neha Patil4 Apr

I bought in Sector 78 three years ago. Same situation – rent was killing me. Best decision ever! Property prices have almost doubled since then.

Vivek Doshi4 Apr

Ready to move is always safer. You see what you get. Under construction mein, builder kuch bhi dikhata hai, milta kuch aur hai.

Kiran Jadhav4 Apr

Don't stretch too much for a 3BHK if it's going to make your life miserable with EMIs. Peace of mind is also important.

Jyoti Ahuja4 Apr

Sector 84 is good, connectivity is improving. But S & U... hmmm... I've seen some delays in their other projects. Be careful.

preeti.ahuja.124 Apr

Which projects are you talking about? I'm also considering S & U.

Kiara Patel4 Apr

EMI vs Rent is a tough one. I made a spreadsheet to compare. Took into account property appreciation, tax benefits, etc. It helped me decide.

Anjali Reddy4 Apr

Under construction mein price kam hota hai, but the wait can be painful. Mera dost fas gaya hai, 2 saal se possession ka wait kar raha hai.

Sonali Verma4 Apr

Bhai, I feel you! Rent is a killer. Sector 84 is developing fast. S & U… heard mixed reviews. Check their RERA registration properly. 2BHK vs 3BHK depends on your family and future plans. Under-construction mein risk hai, but ready-to-move will cost more.

divya.arora.delhi4 Apr

RERA registration is a must! Warna baad mein rotega. I learnt it the hard way.

aryan.malik564 Apr

Exactly! RERA number check karo, court cases check karo. Don't just go by the glossy brochures.

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