Floor-rise premium is just a builder's trick, right?

I actually think floor-rise can be worth it, but only in very specific cases that don't apply to most investors. For instance, if you're buying a luxury penthouse on the 30th floor with an unobstructed view of the city skyline or a golf course, then yes, that premium is justified because it's a unique selling proposition. But for a regular 3BHK on the

As an investor, you need to factor in the opportunity cost of your money. 1.8 Cr is a significant amount. RG Group ke projects mein delays common hain, especially post-RERA. Unka Ekana project Ajayabpur mein bhi stuck hai. Floor-rise premium is basically paying for something that doesn't significantly enhance your rental yield or resale value unless it's a very unique offering. Since you can't do site visits, secondary market is indeed safer. Look for RERA-registered projects with OC/CC received, or properties where possession is already given. Get a local consultant you trust to do the due diligence, including checking builder reputation and legal status of the property.

RG Group ka track record Sector 150 mein mixed reviews wala hai, yaar. Kuch projects toh time pe deliver hue hain, but delays bhi common hain. Floor-rise premium ke chakkar mein mat padho unless you're buying for self-use aur top floor ka view ya privacy aapke liye non-negotiable hai. Investment ke liye, secondary market is your best bet. I bought a resale flat in Alpha I Greater Noida two years ago, got a good deal almost 15% below the builder's current rate for a similar unit. Plus, ready-to-move properties mein rent immediately aana shuru ho jaata hai, no waiting period.

Bhai, floor-rise premium is almost always a builder's trick, especially for investment. Unless you're getting a penthouse with a private terrace or an unobstructed, unique view that literally no other floor offers, it's just a way to inflate prices. For a 3BHK in Sector 150, which is still developing, I'd say no. Secondary market mein negotiation ka scope definitely zyada hota hai, especially if the seller is eager to liquidate or if the property has been on the market for a while. As an investor sitting in Dubai, you need to be extra cautious and look for properties with clear titles and ready possession to avoid getting stuck.