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Kavita Jain
My Brys Bigg research: delivery and investor concerns
Already have a home loan for my 2BHK and planning to upgrade for investment. I'm checking out Brys Bigg in Greater Noida. My main concern is the builder's delivery track record. Anyone have real insights on their past projects, especially timelines? Also, what's the investor ratio like there? I don't want to buy into a ghost society. Wondering about the actual resale market and how liquid it is. Any tips on researching builder delivery or spotting high investor ratios before committing to a project like this?
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My advice for U1 and everyone else considering Brys Bigg: Walk away. Seriously. If the project status is null and total units are zero, it's not a real project yet. You're essentially buying air. For investment, you need something tangible, with clear possession dates and a good community. Look for ready-to-move options or projects that are at least 70-80% complete. This will save you a lot of headache and financial stress. What did you end up doing, U1?
This is getting scary! 'Total units: 0' sounds like a big problem. Does anyone know if Brys Bigg has *any* completed projects in Greater Noida or even nearby like Noida Extension? If they don't have a single delivered project, then why are they even launching this? My budget is tight, I can't afford to lose my down payment.
Exactly U3. In the current market conditions, especially in Greater Noida, you need to be extra careful. There are so many stalled projects. Don't fall for low prices if the builder's reputation is shady. The resale market for such projects is almost non-existent. You'll be stuck with an illiquid asset.
U3, I checked on a few property portals and RERA sites. Brys Bigg doesn't seem to have a strong presence or many completed projects listed under their name. The ones that are there show significant delays. So, your fear is valid. It's better to stick to builders with a proven track record, even if it means paying a little more per sqft.
U6, you hit the nail on the head! I saw the same thing. 'Total units: 0' for Brys Bigg. How can a project be selling if there are no units? This is what makes me nervous about these new launches. Is it even real? Maybe it's just a concept right now, which means timelines are completely imaginary.
U1, if it's showing 'Total units: 0', then the investor ratio is likely 100% because no one is actually living there! It's all speculation. You need a project with actual construction and some families already moved in, especially for investment. Look at areas like Ajayabpur or Alistonia Estate, much more established.
Haan U7, exactly! Zero units matlab it's not even a project yet, it's just a brochure. I've heard builders do this to gauge market interest or get initial funding. But for first-time buyers like us, it's too risky. You're basically funding their idea, not buying a home.
Totally agree with U5. I had a friend who got burned by a similar builder in Alpha II Greater Noida. Project was launched with much fanfare, but then nothing. Just empty promises and construction stalled for years. For Brys Bigg, I'd say do a deep dive on their RERA numbers for all their projects, not just this one. Sometimes they launch new projects to fund old ones, which is a disaster.
Already have a home loan for my 2BHK and planning to upgrade for investment. I'm checking out Brys Bigg in Greater Noida. My main concern is the builder's delivery track record. Anyone have real insights on their past projects, especially timelines? Also, what's the investor ratio like there? I don't want to buy into a ghost society. Wondering about the actual resale market and how liquid it is. Any tips on researching builder delivery or spotting high investor ratios before committing to a project like this?
Hey U1, I was also looking at Brys Bigg a few months back. But jab maine research kiya, I found out their RERA status was a bit unclear for *this* project. Also, the number of units shown on some sites was zero. Did you check that? It's a huge red flag if they haven't even started construction or got approvals properly. Investor ratio ka toh baad mein aata hai, pehle project ka existence toh dekh lo.
Bhai, Brys Bigg? I heard kuch toh issue hai with their past projects. Delivery delays toh common hain but inka kuch zyada hi bigda hua hai. Be very careful, especially if you're upgrading for investment. You don't want your money stuck.