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Shreya Thorat
posted on 19 MayGauging 'Top Builders' corridor for personal investment
Is the 'Top Builders' corridor already past its prime for investment, or is there still hidden value people are missing? I work in real estate, so I see the sales pitches daily, but buying for myself is different. I'm looking at a 2BHK there, maybe around ₹78L. Builders always talk super area, but what's the real carpet area deal in that zone? Should I focus on projects nearing completion or pre-launch for better ROI? Any off-the-record negotiation tips or legal checks people have found useful there would be great. Hope this helps others too.
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See, I think there's still potential, especially if you look at projects that are just starting. Pre-launch deals sometimes have better pricing, no? But then there's the risk of delays. Should we really focus on projects nearing
Bhai, ₹78L for a 2BHK in 'Top Builders' corridor sounds a bit steep now. I've been tracking prices there for a year, aur lagta hai peak ho chuka hai. Value milna mushkil hai unless you're looking at far-flung areas like Akshayanagar, but even there prices are rising. What's your take on the current market?
Sahi baat hai. But even with high prices, if the carpet area is good, then maybe? I'm confused about this super area-carpet area game. For a 2BHK, what's a reasonable carpet area to expect in this corridor without getting fleeced?
Totally agree, U2. My friend booked a 2BHK in Agrahara Layout two years ago for ₹60L, and now they're quoting ₹80L for similar units. ROI seems saturated.