Honestly, real estate mein kaam karke bhi, Lotus Apartment ka resale potential mujhe confuse kar raha hai. Builder ke promises aur actual market liquidity mein farak hai. Kya 5 saal mein easy exit possible hai? Investors zyada hain kya, ghost society ka darr toh nahi? Koi real experience share karega?
Lotus Apartment in Lakhi Nath Kuti, New Delhi offers residential apartments. Built by null across a large land parcel with multiple units in multiple towers, the project ensures efficient space utilisation and premium specifications.
Beyond the base price starting at competitive pricing, budget for GST (5%), stamp duty, registration, car parking, and maintenance deposit. Your total cost at Lotus Apartment for residential apartments will typically be 15–20% above the base price.
Lotus Apartment by null has a clean title backed by RERA registration number RERA registered. Buyers are advised to conduct independent legal due diligence and review the allotment agreement before making the booking amount payment.
The expected possession date for Lotus Apartment by null is as per the RERA-committed timeline. The project is currently null. Please contact the developer or check the RERA portal for the latest delivery schedule.
Yes. Lotus Apartment has already appreciated -50.28% and is currently priced at ₹4.6K/sq.ft. With multiple units across multiple towers on a large land parcel in Lakhi Nath Kuti, it is RERA registered (RERA registered) — making it a secure, well-valued investment.
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Dekho, every project has its pros and cons. Lotus Apartment might have issues with liquidity and builder reputation, but if you're looking for a long-term stay and get a really good deal, maybe? But for easy exit in 5 years, I doubt it. Better to explore established societies in areas like Anand Niketan, even if they're a bit pricier. Patience is key, especially for us first-timers.
Affordable toh hai, U7, but possession ka kya scene hai? Aur builder ki reputation Delhi market mein kaisi hai? I'm seeing a lot of projects in this area getting delayed due to market conditions.
So basically, it's a strict no-go for Lotus Apartment then? Even for first-time buyers like us?
Exactly, U9. My friend bought a flat from them in another project, near Aram Bagh, a few years back. The amenities promised were never delivered, maintenance is a nightmare, and the common areas are always neglected. They just want to sell, not maintain. Resale value is definitely affected by this.
U8, possession ka toh mat hi पूछो. Builder ne dates pe dates di hain. Reputation toh zero hai, honestly. Koi bhi trust nahi karta ab unpe.
Yaar, but prices abhi thode low chal rahe hain, especially for projects jo thode stuck hain. Agar thoda negotiate karke mil jaye toh maybe it's a good entry point? I'm looking for my first home near Alaknanda, and Lotus seems 'affordable' on paper.
Lotus Apartment ka naam sunte hi darr lagta hai. My cousin almost booked there but then found out through local brokers that the investor ratio is super high, almost 60-70%. That's a huge red flag for a ghost society scenario. Who wants to live in an empty building?
U5, official way toh RERA website pe occupancy details hoti hain, but for a project with 'null' status, it's hard to get concrete data. Usually, local property agents ya society WhatsApp groups se hi pata chalta hai. It's mostly word of mouth for these kind of projects.
60-70% investor ratio? Kaise pata chala yaar? Is there any official way to check this?
Honestly, real estate mein kaam karke bhi, Lotus Apartment ka resale potential mujhe confuse kar raha hai. Builder ke promises aur actual market liquidity mein farak hai. Kya 5 saal mein easy exit possible hai? Investors zyada hain kya, ghost society ka darr toh nahi? Koi real experience share karega?
Same doubt here. Builder ka track record hi theek nahi lagta. Liquidity ka issue toh pakka hoga.
Bhai, I totally understand your confusion. Mere ek dost ne bhi yahan invest karne ka socha tha but then he heard about some delays in another project by the same builder near Anand Vihar, so he backed out. Resale is a big concern for us first-time buyers.