Finally taking the plunge after years of paying rent. I'm eyeing Krishna Apartments in Mohali. Construction quality ki reality kya hai wahan? Cracks, seepage ki reports hain. As an investor, will this affect resale value aur tenant attraction? Do clubhouse and green areas actually justify higher maintenance and EMI, ya sirf show-off hai? Real experiences please.
Krishna Apartments by null in Sector 24 offers residential apartments. The project spans a large land parcel with multiple units across multiple towers, and features Power Backup, and more — making it one of Gurugram's most sought-after addresses.
Yes, Krishna Apartments by null (RERA: RERA registered) is approved by SBI, HDFC, ICICI, and Axis Bank. With prices starting at competitive pricing for residential apartments, buyers can avail home loans up to 80–90% of the property value.
Before buying in Krishna Apartments, verify the RERA registration (RERA registered), approved building plan, occupancy certificate timeline, builder's litigation history, and the sale agreement terms. A property lawyer can guide you through this process.
Krishna Apartments by null is currently null. If you are looking for immediate possession, our verified brokers on Propmyna can help you explore available ready-to-move inventory and resale units in Sector 24, Gurugram.
Krishna Apartments by null incorporates eco-friendly features across its a large land parcel development in Sector 24. The project's amenities include Power Backup, and more along with rainwater harvesting, waste management, and energy-efficient building standards.
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U8, they were quoting around 4900-5100 per sqft depending on the floor and view. Sounds like a lot now, considering all these comments. My budget is tight, so every penny counts. This discussion is making me rethink completely. Should I look at projects in Badshahpur instead? I heard some good things about that area.
It's a common trick, show a fancy clubhouse and forget the basics. My uncle bought a flat in Basai, builder showed a grand entrance but inside, the wiring was faulty. Please get an independent inspection done if you are serious about this property, U1. Don't rely solely on builder's claims or even public forums completely. A professional opinion is critical.
I visited Krishna Apartments last month. The sample flat looked good, but when I spoke to a couple of existing residents, they mentioned a lot of issues. Water leakage in bathrooms, plaster peeling off in some areas. It's really disheartening to see such quality for the price they are asking. Price per sqft was around 4800-5000, which felt high for the potential problems.
Clubhouse aur green areas sound good on paper, but if the basic structure has issues, what's the point? High maintenance without quality is a trap. I saw a project in Baharampur Naya with amazing amenities but the apartments themselves felt flimsy. Don't get swayed by just the 'look and feel', check the core stuff.
Totally agree U6. Amenities are secondary. Primary focus should be on the build quality and RERA compliance. Agar seepage aur cracks ki reports hain, toh resale value toh pakka affect hogi. Who wants to buy a house that needs constant repairs?
Bhai, Krishna Apartments ka naam sunte hi darr lagta hai. Mere ek dost ne wahan book kiya tha, abhi tak possession nahi mila hai. Builder ne bahut promises kiye the, but on ground reality different hai. Quality issues toh pakka hain, usne bhi bataya tha. Be careful yaar, first-time buyer ho toh research acche se karo.
U2, you're right. Builders are notorious for delays. Mohali mein toh aur bhi projects hain jahan yehi haal hai. Krishna Apartments ka toh sunne mein aaya hai ki even after possession, minor repairs bahut hain. Meri toh advice hai ki pehle completed projects dekho, even if it means paying a little more. What is the current possession status for your friend's unit?
Finally taking the plunge after years of paying rent. I'm eyeing Krishna Apartments in Mohali. Construction quality ki reality kya hai wahan? Cracks, seepage ki reports hain. As an investor, will this affect resale value aur tenant attraction? Do clubhouse and green areas actually justify higher maintenance and EMI, ya sirf show-off hai? Real experiences please.