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Gaurav Mittal
Is Prakash The Hallmark Wings D E F quality truly investor-friendly?
Okay I'll be honest — buying my own flat feels way harder than selling one. Everyone talks about Prakash The Hallmark Wings D E F's amenities, but what about the actual construction quality after a year? I'm worried about cracks and seepage affecting resale value or bringing huge maintenance costs. And those fancy clubhouses? Do they truly attract tenants, or just become ghost facilities increasing my EMI? Maintenance charges are high but is the service actually good? Change my mind.
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Dekho, it's a tough call. On one hand, the price range of ₹63 L – ₹98 L for 158 units seems decent for an upcoming project, especially if the location is good. But the long possession date of 2029-12-01 is a big red flag for quality control and potential delays. We need to look at their past projects' completion records and maintenance reviews, not just the marketing. Don't rush into it.
Has anyone checked their RERA details properly? PM1261012500286 is for this phase only, right? And what about the actual carpet area vs. super built-up? These builders always play with numbers. Also, current market mein demand kaisa hai for such projects in Pune?
Carpet area is crucial, yaar! Always ask for the RERA carpet area mentioned in the agreement, not just what they verbally tell you. Builders often inflate super built-up. For Prakash The Hallmark, check their RERA documents, it should be clearly mentioned. And current market conditions favor buyers who negotiate hard, especially for projects with such a long wait time.
Yes, PM1261012500286 is indeed for this specific phase. I checked. As for demand, the Pune market is a bit slow right now for properties in this price range, especially upcoming ones with long possession dates. People are preferring ready-to-move or nearing completion.
Bhai, be very careful. My cousin booked a flat in a similar 'upcoming' project near Sinhagad Road a few years back. Same promises, fancy brochure. Possession date was pushed twice, construction quality was average at best, and the maintenance charges are a nightmare. Ended up spending so much on repairs within the first year. For a first-time buyer, it's a huge risk. Don't just look at the shiny renders.
So true. My uncle had a similar issue with a project near Amanora Park Town. The builder was well-known but the finishing was terrible. What can we even do to check quality beforehand?
This is why I'm so scared to commit! Thanks for sharing.
But the location is prime, no? And amenities toh top-notch dikh rahe hain. I heard they have a good track record in other projects too.
Yaar, exactly my thoughts! Prakash The Hallmark Wings D E F sounds good on paper, but 2029 possession date is so far. Who knows what the quality will be like then? I'm also worried about these 'upcoming' projects. Kya sach mein investor-friendly hai ya sirf marketing hype?
Exactly! And by 2029, the area might change completely. Plus, maintenance charges increase every year. If the quality isn't good, you'll be stuck with a money pit. That's my biggest fear as a first-time buyer.
Totally agree, bhai. My friend booked one in Akurdi, same story. Delays ke alawa kuch nahi mila.