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Sarah Khan
posted on 20 MarNoida investment: Ready-to-move or under construction?
I'm thinking of investing in Noida again, sector 155 looks promising. But confused between ready-to-move and under-construction. Soni Realtech has some good projects, but I’m worried about delays. Has anyone experienced issues with them? Under-construction offers better pricing, but ready-to-move gives immediate rental income. Which one is better for ROI, considering current market conditions? Kya aap logon ko pata hai? Mujhe advice chahiye yaar!
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Dekho yaar, Noida is Noida. Risky toh hai, but potential bhi bahut hai. Just be smart about it and do your due diligence.
Personally, I'd prefer ready-to-move right now. Less hassle, immediate returns (even if small). The peace of mind is worth it.
Kya aap logon ko pata hai, is there any new infrastructure development planned near Sector 155? That could significantly impact property values.
I think the key is to diversify. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Maybe invest a smaller amount in an under-construction property and keep some funds liquid.
Ultimately, it depends on your financial situation and investment goals. There's no one-size-fits-all answer.
So, OP, what did you decide? Ready-to-move or under-construction? Which builder are you leaning towards?
One thing to consider is the location within Sector 155. Some areas are closer to the metro, some are not. This will affect your rental potential and resale value.
Don't forget to check the amenities completion status if you go for ready-to-move. I made that mistake – the clubhouse is still under construction!
Current market conditions are tricky. Interest rates are rising, so EMI will be higher. Think long and hard before taking the plunge.
Bhai, check the builder's past projects. Visit the sites, talk to the residents. That's the best way to get a real picture.
I bought a ready-to-move apartment in Sector 150 last year. Happy with it so far. But the price was definitely higher than what I would have paid for an under-construction property.
Under construction mein GST bhi lagta hai, right? Factor that into your calculations.
U15, yes, but it's lower than before. Still something to consider.
Mujhe bhi advice chahiye yaar! I'm a first-time buyer. Should I even consider Noida or look elsewhere?
U1, Noida is good for affordability, especially compared to Delhi. But do your homework on the builder. Bahut fraud hota hai yahan.
I invested in an under-construction project in Sector 78 a few years back. Builder ne itna rulaya, I swear! Possession was delayed by almost 2 years. Never again! Ready-to-move only for me now.
U7, exactly! Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. Abhi tak registry nahi hui hai properly. Which builder was it, if you don't mind sharing?
Check the builder's RERA registration number and see how many projects they have delayed. It's all public information now. Don't just go by what the sales guys say.
Soni Realtech... I've heard mixed reviews. Some people are happy, some are complaining about quality issues after possession. Research properly before investing.
Ready-to-move is good for rental income, but Noida mein rental yields are not that great, honestly. You'll be lucky to get 2-3% ROI. Under-construction offers better capital appreciation potential.
U11, correct. You have to see it as a long-term investment. Rent is just a bonus.
U11, true that. Rental yields are pathetic. But with the new metro line coming up, maybe things will improve?
Sector 155 is good, but Soni Realtech? Bhai, their reputation is a bit shaky. I've heard of delays. Ready-to-move is safer, especially if you need rental income right away.
ROI depends on your risk appetite, I guess. Under-construction mein potential toh zyada hai, but delays are a real headache. Ready-to-move mein kam risk, but growth limited. Depends on how long you wanna hold the property for.
Kya rate chal raha hai 155 mein? Last time I checked, it was pretty high. Ready-to-move mein bhi negotiate karna mushkil hai.
U4, I saw some listings around 6500-7000 per sqft for ready-to-move. Under-construction might be 5500-6000, but then you have to factor in registration and other charges later.
U4, depends on the project and amenities. Some of the newer ones are quoting even higher. But you gotta bargain hard, bhai!