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Nisha Kapoor
Is Rohini Builder Floors a solid long-term investment?
Rohini keeps coming up every time I talk to friends about property. I shifted to my builder floor in Rohini just two months back, around March. Honestly, it's a good society, but sometimes I wonder about long-term appreciation compared to Burari Affordable Homes. My flat cost me around ₹80L, registry etc. mila ke. Connectivity toh achhi hai, metro station paas mein hai, but traffic ek issue rehta hai. Burari affordable homes ka kya scene hai? People say wahan ka rental potential bhi theek hai for smaller units. Is Rohini a better investment for 5-year appreciation, ya Burari mein zyada upside hai? Kya wahan ki society vibe achhi hai? Yahan toh kaafi families hain, which is nice. Koi insights hain toh batao.
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Given the current real estate market in Delhi, where prices are generally stable but not skyrocketing like before, investing in a well-established area like Rohini with good infrastructure is always a safer bet for long-term appreciation. Builder floors in Rohini have a decent resale market because of the demand from middle-class families. Burari, on the other hand, is a very different market. If 'Burari Affordable Homes' has zero units, it's likely a non-existent project or one that never got off the ground. Don't chase 'upside' if the basic project legitimacy is questionable. Your ₹80L in Rohini is probably more secure than any hypothetical returns from Burari.
Wait, Burari Affordable Homes? I just checked the data available on Propmyna for that project – it shows 'Total units: 0'. What does that even mean? Is it under construction, or is it a plan that never took off? How can a completed project have zero units? This is making me really nervous about any investment there. Has anyone actually seen a physical 'Burari Affordable Homes' project on the ground, or is this just a name floating around?
Yeah, better to avoid anything with '0 units'. Rohini sounds much safer, despite the traffic. Current market conditions favor established areas.
Oh god, that '0 units' thing is so scary. I almost fell for a similar 'affordable housing' scheme in a different part of Delhi, near Aram Bagh. They showed us fancy brochures, but when we dug deeper, there was no land acquisition, no RERA, nothing. These kinds of projects are usually traps, especially for first-time buyers like us who are just looking for a good deal. Stick to projects with clear documentation and a physical presence.
You're right, the 'Total units: 0' is a huge red flag. It usually means the project either never materialized, or it's not a registered project with actual units for sale. Be extremely careful, this often happens with unorganized local builders in peripheral areas.
Rohini is a safe bet, in my opinion. My cousin bought a 3BHK in Sector 13 two years back for ₹70L, and it's already showing good appreciation. The social infrastructure is well-developed, and families prefer it. Compare it to areas like Alaknanda or even some parts of Ansal Villas, Rohini might not give you that super high-end feel, but for practical living and consistent returns, it's solid. Plus, the metro connectivity will only improve things further. Burari ki vibe toh mujhe kabhi samajh nahi aayi, it's very disconnected from the main city buzz.
Honestly, Burari Affordable Homes sounds like a red flag to me. I was also looking into budget options a few months back, and this project kept coming up, but there was always something off. Like, good luck finding actual units or even a proper RERA registration that matches. It's almost as if it's a phantom project. Rental potential for smaller units in Burari might be there for genuine, smaller, local constructions, but for a 'project' like 'Burari Affordable Homes', I'd be super cautious. Always verify everything yourself, don't just go by word-of-mouth. Have you tried looking up their project details anywhere?
Sahi keh rahe ho. My uncle almost invested in something similar near Anand Vihar years ago, and it turned out to be a total scam. Where did you even hear about this 'Burari Affordable Homes' project, OP? The lack of info is a huge concern if you're thinking long-term investment.
Exactly! I tried searching for Burari Affordable Homes on RERA and other property portals, but couldn't find any concrete info. It's super fishy.
Yaar, you're not alone! Rohini builder floors have been the talk of the town for a while. ₹80L for a builder floor, registry included, sounds about right for March prices. Connectivity is definitely a plus, I agree with you there. But the traffic, especially near the main roads, can be a headache. I've heard mixed reviews about Burari Affordable Homes, mostly that they're a bit out there. What's the real ground situation like, is it worth considering for appreciation?