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Jagdeep Sidhu
Is Goyal Luxury Floors maintenance manageable for seniors?
Honestly, after the kids moved out, we're looking to sell our big house and downsize. Goyal Luxury Floors By Rahul Mangla in Faridabad looks promising. My biggest worry isn't just the ₹2.65 Cr price, but the ongoing maintenance. How much do residents actually pay monthly? Is it genuinely manageable for seniors, or do they have many hidden charges? Also, how's the neighbourhood for hospitals and daily needs? Don't want to be stuck with high bills or far from everything. Any tips on what to look for in the OC regarding maintenance structure?
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The project is still 'Upcoming' and possession is only by April 2026. That's quite a wait. Is the ₹2.7 Cr price for a bare shell unit or fully fitted with interiors? For only 4 units, the builder might not even establish a proper RWA structure, which could mean more burden on residents for managing services. Need to clarify this before moving forward.
Usually, 'Luxury Floors' at this price point are semi-furnished, meaning modular kitchen and basic fittings. Full-fitted would be much higher. Given it's 4 units, they might offer some customization, but that's always extra. Confirm if the ₹2.7 Cr includes
2026 is still far, current market conditions can change a lot by then. Interest rates might go up too.
Haan, maintenance for seniors is a huge concern. Goyal is a known name, but 'luxury floors' can sometimes mean luxury problems. Hidden charges are the worst, they just keep popping up.
Please be very careful with 'luxury' tags and 'upcoming' projects, especially in Faridabad. My friend booked a flat near Sector 35 a couple of years back, also promised as 'luxury' and got stuck with so many hidden costs after possession. They literally added charges for everything from club membership to even basic gardening that wasn't disclosed upfront. Plus, the possession got delayed by almost a year. For seniors, this kind of stress is just not worth it. Always check the builder's past projects.
It's true, delays are common, especially with 'upcoming' projects. But sometimes, a good lawyer can help with compensation clauses if the agreement is strong. For hidden charges, always ask for a detailed cost sheet, not just the base price. GST, registration, IFMS (Interest Free Maintenance Security), corpus fund, all add up. For seniors, a fixed maintenance plan with no surprises is definitely better than variable charges.
Did your friend manage to get back any money or get compensation for the delay? What kind of hidden costs are we talking about exactly? Like, were they charging extra for parking or a gym that was supposed to be included?
Totally agree! Builders always have hidden charges. Mera bhi experience kharab raha, they make you sign papers with vague clauses.
Honestly, 2.65 Cr for an 'Upcoming' project with only 4 units and RERA 'Not Applicable' is making me really nervous. Does 'Not Applicable' mean they don't even need to register? How can we trust the builder then, especially for a 'luxury' tag? And for only 4 units, won't the maintenance per unit be ridiculously high? My parents are looking for peace of mind, not constant headaches over bills.
My uncle bought a floor in Sector 35, Faridabad, similar setup, 3 units. Initially, maintenance was low, but after 2 years, they had issues with lift repair, and since there were only 3 families, the cost per family shot up. Seniors will find it tough to manage these sudden spikes in costs. Better to look at projects with more units for better economies of scale, where expenses are distributed among more residents.
Bhai, for 4 units, maintenance can be super high or super low depending on how well the residents coordinate. Get a clear breakdown of common area expenses like lift, security, common lights. OC mein sab clear nahi hota, builders often just give a vague estimate. You need to push for specifics.
Exactly! 4 units aur RERA 'Not Applicable' matlab kuch toh gadbad hai. Transparency toh honi chahiye na, especially for such a big investment.