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Mahesh Patil
GGR Floor 25: Our family's honest questions after site visit
Finding a genuinely family-friendly society in Gurugram is tough. We're upgrading from our 2BHK; kids need more space, school proximity is key. Visited GGR Floor 25; looks good on paper, around ₹2.5 Cr for a 3BHK. But is it actually good for daily living? Amenities like the clubhouse, play areas – are they well-maintained, useful for kids? My wife worries about the community vibe. Is it friendly or isolated? What about nearby schools and markets? Parents, please share your experience.
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I almost booked with GGR for a different project near Badshahpur a couple of years back. Had to pull out at the last minute because of constant delays and changes in floor plans. While Floor 25 is completed, I'd still say do your due diligence. Check all documents, especially the RERA certificate and the occupancy certificate. Sometimes, builders cut corners after completion. Also, negotiate hard on the price; ₹2.5 Cr is a big investment for a first-timer.
The project looks promising, but what about the hidden costs? Maintenance charges kitne hain per sq ft? And most importantly, RWA (Resident Welfare Association) issues? My friend bought a flat near Basai and their RWA is a nightmare, always fighting with the builder.
RWA is a HUGE point, you're right. My current society near Airport Road has a really dysfunctional RWA, and trust me, it can ruin your living experience. Make sure to talk to a few existing residents, not just the sales team. Ask them directly about RWA meetings, issues, and how responsive the builder is post-possession for common area maintenance.
Maintenance charges around ₹5-6 per sq ft sunne mein aaya hai. RWA abhi naya hai, they're still setting things up. Not many major issues reported yet.
I also visited GGR Floor 25. Honestly, the flats felt spacious and well-lit. The construction quality *looked* good to me, but then again, I'm a first-time buyer so what do I know? Amenities seemed fine, especially the swimming pool area.
₹2.5 Cr for a 3BHK in a completed project? Thoda zyaada nahi lag raha? Make sure to check the actual carpet area, builders often play games with super built-up. Also, GGR ka track record past mein kuch khaas nahi raha hai, especially with delivery timelines. Just saying, be careful.
Bhai, completed hone se quality guarantee nahi hoti. Market abhi thoda slow hai, you might find better deals elsewhere. Don't rush into it just because it's ready-to-move. Builder ka reputation matter karta hai.
But Floor 25 toh completed hai na? Toh ab delays ka issue nahi hoga, right? I thought GGR ke naye projects mein improvements hain.
Hey everyone, we're really struggling to find a good family home in Gurugram. We're a family of four, desperately need to upgrade from our 2BHK, and school proximity is a huge deal for the kids. Recently visited GGR Floor 25, and it looks pretty good on paper – a 3BHK for around ₹2.5 Cr. But is it *actually* good for daily living? Like, are the amenities – clubhouse, play areas – well-maintained? Are they useful for kids, or just for show? My wife is super worried about the community vibe. Is it friendly, or do people mostly keep to themselves? And what about nearby schools and markets? Parents, please share your honest experiences, we're so confused!
I visited GGR Floor 25 last month. The clubhouse is decent, but the kids' play area did seem a bit small for a project of this scale. Community vibe, from what I gathered, is mixed. Some families seemed friendly, others quite isolated. Didn't get a strong sense of a super active community. Markets are a bit of a drive, not exactly walking distance.
Totally understand your dilemma! Schools are our biggest concern too. GGR Floor 25 ke paas kaun se acche schools hain, koi bata sakta hai?