Keya Life's high investor ratio is a real concern
Been renting for too long, and honestly, I'm done with it. Finally taking the plunge into Bangalore real estate, focusing purely on investment properties. The EMI vs rent math just makes sense now. Keya Life By The Lake in Sarjapur area has caught my eye; it's completed and looks pretty good. But the price point is high, around ₹4 Cr for a 3BHK, which makes me think mostly investors are there. Is it actually becoming a 'ghost society' project? That could seriously affect rental yields and future resale. What's the real rental potential for a 3BHK here? And how liquid is the secondary market? Anyone who's actually invested in Keya Life, what are your experiences with rental income and finding tenants? Any insights on exit strategy in 5-7 years?
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Been renting for too long, and honestly, I'm done with it. Finally taking the plunge into Bangalore real estate, focusing purely on investment properties. The EMI vs rent math just makes sense now. Keya Life By The Lake in Sarjapur area has caught my eye; it's completed and looks pretty good. But the price point is high, around ₹4 Cr for a 3BHK, which makes me think mostly investors are there. Is it actually becoming a 'ghost society' project? That could seriously affect rental yields and future resale. What's the real rental potential for a 3B