Okay I'll be honest — I'm looking at Godrej Zenith for investment but feeling nervous about the exit strategy. Has anyone looked into the resale market for this project? Is it liquid enough? Also, what's the general investor vs. end-user ratio shaping up to be? Don't want to get stuck in a ghost society down the line, you know?
Godrej Zenith is a Under Construction residential complex by Godrej Properties Ltd. in Sector 89, Gurugram, spanning 14.25 acres with 9 towers and 1,357 units. It offers 2 BHK from ₹1.84 Cr, 3 BHK from ₹2.82 Cr, 4 BHK from ₹5.13 Cr catering to families and investors alike.
Godrej Zenith by Godrej Properties Ltd. in Gurugram starts from ₹1.8 Cr. It offers 2 BHK from ₹1.84 Cr, 3 BHK from ₹2.82 Cr, 4 BHK from ₹5.13 Cr with an average rate of ₹16.8K/sq.ft — making it a competitively priced entry into the Sector 89 micro-market.
Godrej Properties Ltd. has a strong track record of delivering projects on schedule. Godrej Zenith carries RERA registration GGM/799/531/2024/26 DATED 18.03.2024, which legally obligates the developer to honour the committed possession timeline or pay compensation.
Godrej Zenith by Godrej Properties Ltd. is currently Under Construction. The project follows a RERA-compliant construction schedule with all milestones publicly disclosed under registration number GGM/799/531/2024/26 DATED 18.03.2024.
Godrej Zenith stands out in Sector 89 with 1,357 units across 9 towers on 14.25 acres, offering 2 BHK from ₹1.84 Cr, 3 BHK from ₹2.82 Cr, 4 BHK from ₹5.13 Cr at ₹16.8K/sq.ft with 3.81% appreciation. RERA number GGM/799/531/2024/26 DATED 18.03.2024 ensures full transparency.
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Gurugram market is very dynamic. While Godrej is a big name, the specific location and connectivity matter a lot for resale. Projects that are well-connected and near major employment hubs tend to do better. Always check the micro-market for these large developments.
The core issue is investor vs. end-user. If it's mostly investors, then when everyone tries to exit, prices will crash. Does anyone have an idea of the current booking trends? Are people buying for living or just for appreciation? That 1357 total units figure is quite high, makes me nervous about saturation.
My uncle booked a flat with a similar possession date (2030-12-01) in another builder's project, and the construction is already delayed by 2 years. With 1357 units, imagine the chaos if Godrej also delays. Plus, what if many units stay empty? That affects amenities, maintenance, and overall vibe. I'm looking at smaller, ready-to-move options now, maybe closer to Airport Road (Gurgaon side) to avoid this uncertainty.
Exactly! Ghost society ka darr real hai. No one wants to live in an empty building.
U7, you hit the nail on the head. Current market conditions in Gurugram are tricky. Many projects are investor-heavy, especially those with high price points. For a project like Godrej Zenith with 1357 units and a price range up to ₹6.6 Cr, a high investor ratio could be disastrous for resale. I saw a similar situation unfold in a project near Basai where the market became flooded. End-users are the backbone for stable appreciation.
I saw Godrej Zenith too. The possession date 2030-12-01 feels so far away. Is it wise to block funds for so long just for potential resale? My friend got stuck with a similar project near Badshahpur, and the delays ate into his returns.
Yaar, I agree with the original post. The price range of ₹1.8 Cr – ₹6.6 Cr is huge. Who is buying the lower end vs higher end? Resale for such a wide range can be tricky. Will the smaller units even find buyers easily later?
Okay I'll be honest — I'm looking at Godrej Zenith for investment but feeling nervous about the exit strategy. Has anyone looked into the resale market for this project? Is it liquid enough? Also, what's the general investor vs. end-user ratio shaping up to be? Don't want to get stuck in a ghost society down the line, you know?
My agent says Godrej projects always do well. But what about the RERA date? Is this project even fully approved yet?
Totally agree, bhai! Same fikar hai. Investment ke liye toh liquidity sabse important hai.