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Deepika Agarwal
Hardik Floors: Doubts on long-term appreciation
Spent some time researching Hardik Luxurious Floors, seems like a decent completed project for investment. What I'm trying to figure out is the *actual* capital appreciation here; not just what brokers say. For those who've bought, what's the real rental yield like? And how liquid is the resale market for these units? Honestly, not sure if the initial investment justifies the long-term ROI. Any first-hand experiences would help.
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I think the key is to look at the 'actual' value. Hardik Luxurious Floors might be well-built, but if the location doesn't have schools, hospitals, and good connectivity yet, appreciation will be slow. I'd say compare it with similar completed projects in areas like Anand Vihar or even some parts of Ansal Villas. You might find better value and liquidity there. Don't rush into it just because it's 'luxurious'.
To be fair, current market conditions in Delhi are generally slow. Interest rates are up, and job stability is a concern for many. This affects both rental demand and resale value across the board, not just for Hardik. Any new project will struggle a bit to show quick returns. Patience is key, but budget-conscious buyers like us need quicker returns.
Meri ek friend ne 2 saal pehle ek unit book kiya tha Hardik mein. Possession toh time pe mil gaya, that's a plus. Lekin jab se woh rent pe dene ki koshish kar rahi hai, offers bahut kam aa rahe hain. Uski expectation thi ₹35k-40k, but log ₹25k se upar nahi de rahe. Rental yield toh bahut average hai.
Exactly U6! This is what I was afraid of. The initial investment for Hardik Luxurious Floors is high, so if the rental yield is low and resale is tough, it's a trap. Thanks for sharing this U5, it's a real eye-opener. I was almost convinced by a broker yesterday.
Oh no, that's a huge difference! ₹25k pe toh EMI bhi mushkil se cover hogi. U5, aapki friend ne kitne ka unit liya tha, agar bata sako toh? Yeh toh seedha-seedha loss hai fir.
I checked out Hardik Luxurious Floors too. The 2BHK units are around ₹1.2 Cr, which feels steep. For that price, I'd rather look at something slightly older but more established in a prime locality. Capital appreciation ke naam pe bas promises hain, koi real data nahi milta.
Bhai, exactly my thoughts! Hardik Luxurious Floors ka brochure toh bahut impressive lag raha hai, but ₹72 L se ₹4.5 Cr tak ka range sunke darr lagta hai as a first-time buyer. Kya sach mein itna appreciation milega ki ye investment worth it ho? Brokers toh bolte hain 10% annual increase hoga, but is that even realistic in today's market?
Honestly, 10% annual appreciation is a myth in most places right now, especially for a completed project. Builders usually inflate those numbers. For Hardik Luxurious Floors, I've heard mixed reviews on the resale market. It's not as liquid as, say, a property in Anand Niketan. Be careful.
Sahi baat hai U1. Mera bhi same concern hai. I visited the site last month, it's completed and looks good, but the area around it, especially near Alaknanda, still feels a bit underdeveloped for those prices. Rental yield kitna expect kar sakte hain ismein? Koi actual figure batao please.