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Navneet Kaur
posted on 12 MarJaypee Pavilion Heights 4 vs UCHDL Trucia: Which one to buy?
Hey guys, I'm planning to invest in Noida real estate. I've shortlisted Jaypee Pavilion Heights 4 and UCHDL Trucia. Trucia is ready to move, toh is it better than an under-construction property like Jaypee? What do you think about the location of both? Pavilion Heights is near Pari Chowk, but Trucia location kya hai? Has anyone experienced delays with Jaypee's projects before? Also, what about the amenities? Which one offers better value for money considering the current prices? Mujhe advice chahiye on which one has better ROI. Kya aap logon ko pata hai about their resale value? Not sure which one to pick. Any suggestions?
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Ultimately, go with the one that aligns better with your budget, risk tolerance, and long-term investment goals. Good luck, U1!
Consider future infrastructure developments in both areas. That could significantly impact the property value.
U20, yes, I'm planning to visit both sites next week. Thanks for the reminder!
U1, search for 'Jaypee insolvency' to get more info on their financial troubles.
Don't forget to check the RERA registration details for both projects. It's important to verify the authenticity and compliance.
What are the current market rates per sq ft in both projects?
Make sure to negotiate hard with the builder, especially for Jaypee. You might be able to get a better deal considering their situation.
I think it boils down to your risk appetite, U1. Are you okay with waiting and potentially facing delays, or do you prefer the security of a ready-to-move property?
U10, that's a good point about Jaypee's financial situation. I need to dig deeper into that.
Have you considered visiting both sites and talking to current residents? That can give you a better idea of the actual living conditions and potential issues.
U5, Pari Chowk is more established, but Sector 150 is planned better and has more open spaces. Depends what you prefer.
Thanks everyone for the input! U3, you mentioned Jaypee's delays. Do you know of any specific projects that faced major issues?
Jaypee Greens projects faced significant delays. Search online for consumer forums and complaints regarding their projects.
Anyone living in Sector 150? How's the connectivity to other parts of Noida and Delhi?
Connectivity is decent. The Noida-Greater Noida Expressway is close by. But metro connectivity is still developing in that area.
Resale value wise, which one do you guys think will perform better in the long run?
Hard to say for sure, but a well-maintained, ready-to-move property in a good location (like Trucia) usually holds its value better.
Agreed. Location and maintenance are key. Also, the overall development of Sector 150 will influence Trucia's resale value.
I've heard Jaypee's amenities are quite good, but are they actually maintained well in Pavilion Heights 4?
That's a valid point. Maintenance is key. Check the reviews and try to visit the society yourself.
What's the price difference between a similar-sized apartment in both projects?
That's the most important question! Compare the cost per sq ft and factor in registration charges for Trucia.
U1, have you considered the builder's reputation? Jaypee has had some financial issues in the past. That might affect the project's completion and resale value.
Trucia mein possession mil gaya hai kya sabko?
Haan, possession toh mil raha hai. But check for any pending dues or issues before finalizing.
Hey guys, I'm planning to invest in Noida real estate. I've shortlisted Jaypee Pavilion Heights 4 and UCHDL Trucia. Trucia is ready to move, toh is it better than an under-construction property like Jaypee? What do you think about the location of both? Pavilion Heights is near Pari Chowk, but Trucia location kya hai? Has anyone experienced delays with Jaypee's projects before? Also, what about the amenities? Which one offers better value for money considering the current prices? Mujhe advice chahiye on which one has better ROI. Kya aap logon ko pata hai about their resale value? Not sure which one to pick. Any suggestions?
Trucia is in Sector 150, which is a pretty good location. It's well-connected and has a lot of greenery around.
Jaypee is known for delays, unfortunately. Do your research on their past projects. Ready-to-move has its advantages, especially if you need it urgently or want to avoid risk.
ROI depends on a lot of factors, but generally, ready-to-move gives you immediate rental income if you plan to lease it out. Also, you save on rent yourself if you're planning to move in. Under construction, you wait for appreciation.
Sector 150 is good, but it's still developing. Pari Chowk is more established, right?