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Tarun Gupta
posted on 2 AprGodrej Golf Links villas: Worth the price tag?
Saw this video on Godrej Golf Links in Greater Noida. Premium villas sound nice, but are they really worth it? The video mentions it's a 'premium luxury' segment, but the prices must be pretty high for that area. I'm wondering if the investment potential is actually there, or if flats are still a better bet. Anyone have any thoughts on the value proposition here? What's the general opinion?
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So, what did you decide, OP? Are you going for the Godrej Golf Links villa?
Ultimately, it's your money, your decision. Just be informed and don't get swayed by the hype.
My cousin booked a villa in a similar project last year. Builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. Now he's fighting with them. Be warned!
What's the price per square foot they're quoting? Compare it to other villas in the area. Don't just go by the 'luxury' tag.
I think the location is key. Is it close to schools, hospitals, and the expressway? That will affect the resale value.
I'd say, do your research thoroughly before making a decision. Don't just rely on the builder's marketing material. Talk to people who already live in the area.
I'm also considering buying property in Noida. The rising rates are making me nervous. Should I wait for the market to cool down, or is it too late?
Market cool toh nahi hone wala bhai. Rates are only going up. If you find something you like, grab it.
U18, timing the market is impossible. If you need a house, buy it. Don't wait for the perfect moment.
Godrej ka naam hai, but Greater Noida West... I'm still skeptical. I bought a flat in Noida Extension 5 years ago and the appreciation has been minimal.
Haan exactly, Noida Extension mein yahi problem hai. Too much supply, not enough demand.
U11, which sector did you buy in? Some sectors are better than others in terms of appreciation.
Check the amenities completion percentage. They might promise a golf course, but will it actually be functional in 5 years? I made that mistake with another builder.
I think it depends on your risk appetite. If you have the money and want a luxurious lifestyle, go for it. But if you're looking for a safe investment, flats are probably a better option.
RERA registration number check kiya? Always the first thing to do before even thinking about investing.
Possession mila kya kisi ko? That's the real question. Builders promise everything but deliver nothing.
Exactly! Possession date poochho, written mein lo, and then still be prepared for delays.
Possession ke baad bhi, they'll find some excuse to charge you extra. 'Infrastructure development charges' and all that nonsense.
I'm more interested in the construction quality. Godrej is a good brand, but even they can cut corners sometimes. Has anyone visited the site and seen the sample villas?
Flat better hai. Less headache, easy to rent out. Villas are just for show-off, in my opinion.
Sector 150 mein rates are climbing. Is this project in Sector 150? That could justify the price somewhat.
Mera ek dost ne 2 years pehle Jaypee Greens mein villa liya tha. Abhi tak ro raha hai. Maintenance is insane and finding tenants is a pain. Be careful!
I heard the connectivity is improving with the new metro line extension. That might boost prices in the long run. But still, villas are a risky bet.
Which metro line extension are you talking about? The Noida extension one? That's been under construction for ages!
Yeah, the Noida extension metro is a myth. Don't base your investment decisions on that!
Godrej Golf Links? Dekhne mein toh mast hai, but Greater Noida West mein itna paisa daalna... hmm. I'm also thinking flats might be safer. What's the carpet area they're offering for the price?
Bhai, 'premium luxury' matlab seedha seedha loot. Check the builder's previous projects first. Delayed toh nahi hai?
I agree with U1. Villas are tempting, but the maintenance charges will kill you. And resale value ka kya scene hai in that area? Anyone has experience selling a villa in Greater Noida West?
Resale mein toh flats hi better hote hain, especially 2-3 BHKs. Villas take longer to sell and you don't always get the price you want.
Haan yaar, villas are more of a lifestyle choice, not purely an investment. If you're looking for quick returns, stick to flats.
U3, resale depends on the specific sector and amenities. If the villa is in a gated community with good security and facilities, it'll fetch a better price.