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Shweta Deshmukh
posted on 21 MarNoida Investment: Ready-to-move or Under-construction?
Has anyone here bought under-construction property recently? I'm seeing Proplarity Group offering some good deals. But tbh, I'm scared of delays after hearing so many RERA horror stories. Ready-to-move seems safer, but the prices are way higher. What do you think? Is the 'discount' worth the risk, or should I just stick to ready-to-move? Also, what's your take on investing near Yamuna Expressway? I know Jewar airport ka impact hoga, but is it already priced in? Mujhe advice chahiye! Which one is better in terms of appreciation?
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The new metro line extension will definitely impact prices in the long run, especially in areas like Noida Extension. Keep an eye on that.
So, what did you decide, OP? Under-construction or ready-to-move? Which project are you leaning towards?
Check amenities completion before booking, I made that mistake. They promised a swimming pool and clubhouse, abhi tak kuch nahi bana.
My personal opinion: If you can afford it, go for ready-to-move. The peace of mind is worth the extra cost. Under-construction is too risky these days.
Totally agree yaar. Risk zyada hai under-construction mein.
Has anyone here actually gotten possession of a Proplarity Group project on time? Share your experience!
I bought a plot near Yamuna Expressway 5 years ago. Prices have gone up, but not as much as I expected. Patience is key.
What is your budget? That will determine a lot. If you have a limited budget, under-construction might be your only option. But do your research!
I invested in an under-construction property near Pari Chowk in 2019. Abhi tak possession nahi mila. Builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. Lesson learned.
Oh bhai, that's frustrating! Which builder? Name and shame them!
Don't just look at the discount. Check the builder's financial health. Many builders are struggling to complete projects due to funding issues.
Ready-to-move gives you rent immediately. Under-construction means EMI + rent for however long it takes. Factor that into your calculations.
RERA registration number check karo before investing in any under-construction project. At least you'll have some recourse if things go wrong.
Under-construction mein discount toh milta hai, but calculate the interest you'll pay on the loan while waiting for possession. Sometimes, it cancels out the discount.
Proplarity...be very careful. Check their previous projects. Are they actually delivering on time? Visit the site and talk to existing buyers.
Jewar airport ka impact hona toh hai, but it's already factored into current prices around Yamuna Expressway. Don't expect massive gains overnight.
Mujhe toh lagta hai ki Sector 150 is still a good bet for investment. Greenery bhi hai, and connectivity bhi sudhar rahi hai.
Sector 150 ka avg rate 7k/sqft hai abhi. Is it still worth it at that price?
Bhai, under-construction is a gamble. Proplarity Group ka naam suna hai, but check their RERA record properly. Delays are very common. Ready-to-move is expensive, but peace of mind bhi toh important hai. Yamuna Expressway...Jewar airport is a long game, already priced in a lot of places, I think.
Exactly! Peace of mind is priceless. My friend bought under-construction in 2018, abhi tak possession nahi mila.
Ready-to-move is always better. You see what you get. Under-construction mein sirf brochure dikhate hain.
Yamuna Expressway is a good long-term bet, but you need patience. Don't expect quick returns. Think 5-7 years minimum.
I bought a ready-to-move flat in Sector 75 last year. Thoda mehnga pada, but I'm happy. No headaches.
Sector 75 is a good location. Metro connectivity bhi achi hai.