High maintenance, low quality: Investors House reality?
₹7800 for monthly maintenance is what I'm paying at Investors House now, after just moving in last month. Honestly, parking ka issue lag raha hai. My tenant complains about visitor parking always being full. Allocated parking toh hai, but guests ke liye headache hai. Does this affect rental yield ya tenant retention long-term? Also, green areas jo brochure mein dikhaye the, they're mostly just patchy lawns. Not much actual usable space. And water supply mein bhi pressure kam lagta hai sometimes, especially on higher floors. Tanker dependency ka darr hai. Matlab, as an investor, I'm worried about future resale value and tenant satisfaction because of these basic quality issues. Kya Ghaziabad mein ye common hai in new projects, ya Investors House mein hi zyada hai?
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Bhai, totally relate! Ye builders ka toh common tactic ho gaya hai. Brochure mein kuch aur dikhate hain aur reality mein kuch aur. Maintenance charges toh har saal badhate rehte hain, aur services ke naam pe zero. Investors House mein toh RERA bhi applicable nahi hai, right? That's always a big red flag for me. Be careful.
₹7800 for monthly maintenance is what I'm paying at Investors House now, after just moving in last month. Honestly, parking ka issue lag raha hai. My tenant complains about visitor parking always being full. Allocated parking toh hai, but guests ke liye headache hai. Does this affect rental yield ya tenant retention long-term? Also, green areas jo brochure mein dikhaye the, they're mostly just patchy lawns. Not much actual usable space. And water supply mein bhi pressure kam lagta hai sometimes, especially on higher floors. Tanker dependency ka darr hai. Matlab, as an investor, I'm worried about future resale value and tenant satisfaction because of these basic quality issues. Kya Ghaziabad mein ye common hai in new projects, ya Investors House mein hi zyada hai?
U1, you've hit the nail on the head. This is exactly why checking builder reputation BEFORE booking is crucial. The 'RERA Not Applicable' status for Investors House is a huge red flag. It means they likely started construction before RERA came into effect or found a loophole. This often leads to projects cutting corners on quality and amenities, as they're not under strict regulatory oversight. For an investor, these issues will definitely impact your rental yield and future resale value, as tenants are becoming more discerning.
Totally agree with U1. I visited a friend in a new project near Abhay Khand, same story. Green areas were just for show, not actual usable space. Water pressure was also an issue for them. Seems like a common problem in many Ghaziabad projects trying to cut corners.
₹7800? That's insane! Mera toh 3BHK ka bhi itna nahi aata. Sach mein, scam lag raha hai.