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Nasir Ali
posted on 7 MayMoved to MG Road last month, some things surprised me
Just moved to MG Road last month. Wish I'd dug deeper into RWA water supply records and parking rules before buying. It's a daily struggle. Any hidden cost checks I missed?
#mg-road#water-supply#parking#rwa#bangalore-living
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It's tough, yaar. Buying a home is such a big decision. While MG Road definitely has its perks for connectivity and lifestyle, these RWA and parking issues are genuine concerns that many societies
This is exactly why I'm hesitant to buy in prime areas. I'm seeing 2BHKs in Adigara Kallahalli for way less, and the amenities seem better on paper. But then these hidden costs pop up. What's the average monthly RWA charge you're seeing for water and maintenance?
U6, it varies a lot, but for a typical 2BHK in a decent society on MG Road, you could be looking at anywhere from ₹5,000 to ₹10,000 just for RWA maintenance, not including separate water tanker charges if required. My friend in a society near Agrahara Layout pays extra for water because their borewell dried up. Always ask for the last 6 months' RWA meeting minutes and expense sheets before finalizing. That's where the real picture emerges.
Sahi baat hai, MG Road properties ka price tag toh high hota hai, but these basic amenities should be guaranteed. I almost bought a flat near Aavalahalli last year. The builder was offering a great deal, but I dug deeper and found their RERA compliance was sketchy. Plus, the current market conditions in Bengaluru are making builders cut corners to stay competitive. Always check the RWA's financial health, not just the builder's.
Exactly! RERA number toh dikha dete hain, but andar ka haal kaun check karega?
Totally relatable! Builders show one thing, reality is another. RWA is a whole new battle.
Oh man, this is my biggest fear! I'm looking at a place in Akshayanagar and already worried about these 'hidden' society charges. Water supply issues are a nightmare. What kind of parking problems are you facing exactly? Is it a common issue in MG Road societies?
Beyond RWA, don't forget property tax reassessments and potential special levies for infrastructure upgrades in the area. These can sneak up on you. My uncle had a shocker with a sudden property tax hike in his area.
U1, parking is a huge headache. Usually, societies promise one dedicated spot but then visitors ka parking ya second car ka issue ho jaata hai. MG Road mein toh space already kam hai, so it's worse. Water supply is often tanker-dependent if borewell isn't sufficient, and that's a huge recurring cost.