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Propmyna Khabri
Land Pooling Discussions Emerge in Hyderabad Outskirts Amid RRR Impact
Hyderabad folks, ever wondered what's driving the buzz in Maheshwaram, Tukkuguda, and Mucherla? Land pooling discussions are heating up in these RRR-impacted areas, fueled by HMDA's expansion vision. Even without an official policy, investor interest is soaring, positioning these spots for significant appreciation. What are your thoughts on how this will shape future property prices in these promising localities?
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I think we need to look at the bigger picture. HMDA's expansion vision is real, and the RRR will connect these areas well. This isn't just about land pooling, it's about Hyderabad's overall growth. But for first-time buyers like us, maybe it's better to wait for clearer policies or look at more established areas like Ameerpet, even if prices are higher?
Has anyone actually checked the current per sqft rates in these areas, especially Tukkuguda? Agents are quoting crazy numbers, but I want to know what the actual transactions are happening at. Aur RERA registration ka kya scene hai wahan?
RERA is a must, bhai! Don't even think about anything without it. I almost got scammed in Attapur last year because I didn't check the RERA status properly. Saved myself just in time. The current Hyderabad market is full of such traps.
Yeah, prices are definitely up. My friend bought a small parcel near Mucherla for about 12,000 per sq yard six months back. Now it's closer to 18,000. But the RERA part is tricky, many are selling plots, not full projects yet. Careful with that.
I checked Tukkuguda last week, for plotted developments it's around 15,000-20,000 per sq yard for decent projects. Some unapproved layouts are cheaper but risky. RERA for most of these 'future development' plots is still pending or not applicable yet.
Meri ek colleague ne Mucherla mein 2 saal pehle ek chhota plot liya tha. Tab toh rates normal the. Abhi last month usne bataya ki double ho gaye hain! She's so happy. Toh kahin na kahin toh kuch toh sahi ho raha hai. Maybe it's about getting in early?
Land pooling sunke darr lagta hai. My uncle lost a lot of money in a similar scheme near Bengaluru years ago because the project got stalled. Is HMDA really transparent with these things? What if our land gets stuck for years?
I agree. The post mentions 'without an official policy'. That's a huge red flag for me. How can investor interest soar without proper guidelines? This sounds like a recipe for trouble for small buyers.
Sahi keh rahe ho. I've heard stories too. Plus, the legalities can be super complex. As first-time buyers, we need clear titles and RERA approved projects, not just promises of future development.
Yaar, ye land pooling news sunke toh lag raha hai Maheshwaram mein kuch bada hone wala hai. My agent keeps pushing me to invest there, saying prices will skyrocket. Sach mein itna potential hai kya?
Mujhe toh lagta hai ye sab hype hai. RRR ka impact toh hai but land pooling is a slow process. Dekhte dekhte saal nikal jaate hain. Pehle Alwal mein bhi aise hi buzz tha, kuch khas nahi hua.
Exactly! Agent toh sab bolte hain. I'm looking for my first home, not just an investment. Is it safe to put all my savings into an area where things are still so uncertain? I'm so confused.
Bhai, potential toh hai but HMDA ka official policy aane tak sab speculation hi hai. Mere dost ne Tukkuguda mein ek plot dekha tha, rate abhi se itne high hain ki darr lag raha hai.