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Vijay Agarwal
My retirement home, not an investment
Sattva Lake Ridge mein investor ratio itna high hai kya ki society banega hi nahi? Kids ab settle ho gaye hain, toh ek peaceful community chahiye, not just empty flats. Brochure mein amenities toh bahut dikhate hain, but agar log hi nahi rahenge toh kya use? Honestly, I think upcoming projects ka sabse bada gamble yahi hai. Builder sirf investment buyers ko target karta hai. Koi batao, Sattva Lake Ridge mein actual end-user kitne expect kar rahe ho? Ya phir just another ghost society ban jayega? Change my mind. Ya phir batao which project has a better family crowd near hospitals? My budget is around ₹1.5 Cr.
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Sattva Lake Ridge possession is 2028. That's still a long way to go. The market conditions can change drastically till then. Right now, Hyderabad's real estate is booming, attracting a lot of speculative investment. This high investor ratio is a symptom of the current market. By 2028, some might sell off, some might rent. It's a huge gamble, as you said.
For a retirement home and a peaceful community near hospitals, maybe look into projects by smaller, local builders who focus on quality and community, rather than these big names pushing volume. They often have fewer units, which naturally attracts more end-users. My uncle bought one such in Ameerpet, very happy.
I actually visited Sattva Lake Ridge site last month. The amenities shown in the brochure are impressive, no doubt. But the sales guy openly admitted a significant portion is for investment. He even pitched it as 'great rental income potential'. So your fear is valid. For a peaceful community, maybe look at established societies in areas like Alwal or Begumpet, though they might be older.
Thanks for the on-ground info, U7. That's exactly what I was afraid of. 'Rental income potential' is code for 'investor heavy'. Builder ko fark nahi padta end-user se. It's so frustrating when you're looking for a home, not just a property.
Alwal and Begumpet are good for established societies, but for ₹1.5 Cr, you might get smaller or older flats there. Plus, new projects offer modern amenities. It's a trade-off. Maybe try projects that are already 50-60% sold out, then you get a better idea of who your neighbors will be?
Totally agree with your concern about ghost societies. I've heard similar things about upcoming projects in Gachibowli, not just Sattva. It's a huge worry for first-time buyers like us. We want a home, not just an asset sitting empty. ₹1.5 Cr budget mein options toh bahut hain, but finding one with a genuine family vibe is tough.
My friend booked in a project near Attapur and faced the same issue. Builder promised a vibrant community but it's half empty even two years after possession. Investor buyers just rent it out or keep it locked. It kills the whole point of community living. This is why I'm so hesitant.
Bhai, Gachibowli mein toh sab IT crowd hai. Investors ka ratio wahaan naturally high hoga. But Sattva Lake Ridge is supposed to be further out, near Shamirpet side right? Wahan thoda better ho sakta hai, but 897 units, that's a lot. Builder ko toh bas inventory move karni hai.
Sattva Lake Ridge mein investor ratio itna high hai kya ki society banega hi nahi? Kids ab settle ho gaye hain, toh ek peaceful community chahiye, not just empty flats. Brochure mein amenities toh bahut dikhate hain, but agar log hi nahi rahenge toh kya use? Honestly, I think upcoming projects ka sabse bada gamble yahi hai. Builder sirf investment buyers ko target karta hai. Koi batao, Sattva Lake Ridge mein actual end-user kitne expect kar rahe ho? Ya phir just another ghost society ban jayega? Change my mind. Ya phir batao which project has a better family crowd near hospitals? My budget is around ₹1.5 Cr.