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Subramanian Pillai
posted on 15 MayInvestor-heavy projects ruin end-user experience.
Investor-heavy projects in Faridabad are a real headache for end-users. Kids moved out, toh main apna bada ghar bech ke ek compact 2BHK Neharpar mein dekh raha hoon, like Goyal Luxury Floors. But I worry about ghost buildings. Goyal ke projects mein resident-to-investor ratio kaisa hai? Only rental income ke liye hain kya?
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Dekho, Neharpar, especially areas like Sector 35, have seen a lot of speculative buying. Builders launch with fancy names
Haan yaar, ghost buildings ka darr toh genuine hai. End-users ke liye bahut mushkil ho jaati hai.
Bhai, Goyal Luxury Floors? Naya naam lag raha hai. Pehle inka track record dekho. Faridabad mein bahut builders ne naam badal badal ke projects launch kiye hain. 'Luxury' sun ke hi darr lagta hai, budget mein kaise aayega?
Sahi kaha, track record check karna bahut zaroori hai. But as a first-timer, how do you even properly check? RERA website pe bhi sab kuch clear nahi hota. Any specific tips on how to verify a builder's past projects, especially if they're new or changed names?
Totally agree with the post! This investor-heavy thing is so scary. I'm also looking for a 2BHK in Neharpar, maybe even Sector 35. Goyal Luxury Floors sounds good on paper, but I'm super nervous about buying into a project where no one actually lives. Mera budget tight hai, I can't afford to lose my life savings on a 'ghost' building. Any real residents here from Goyal projects?
Ghost building, exactly! Imagine paying EMI for a place where koi rehta hi nahi.
Real residents ka pata nahi, but I've heard similar concerns about Goyal. They market heavily, but actual construction progress is slow from what I've seen. Woh 'luxury' sirf brochures mein hi dikhti hai, site pe jaake dekho toh kuch aur hi kahani hoti hai.