Asha Patkar

posted on 21 Mar

Noida investment: Ready-to-move or under-construction?

Guys, I'm in Dubai. Ready-to-move seems safer, but under-construction is cheaper, right? CGEWHO Group in Sector 20 looks good, but what do you think? Mujhe advice chahiye!

#investment#ready-to-move#under-construction#residential#buy

Comments

Sourav Ghosh21 Mar

I think the current market is overvalued. I'd wait for a correction before investing.

Aryan Trivedi21 Mar

Check the carpet area carefully! Builders often cheat on this.

Aarti Verma21 Mar

Remember to factor in the cost of interiors! That can add a significant amount to your budget.

Vivek Yadav21 Mar

Which sector in Noida is considered the best for investment right now?

Babita Sethi21 Mar

So, what did you decide? Ready-to-move ya under-construction?

Kritika Tandon21 Mar

Main toh kehta hoon, diversify your portfolio. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Noida is good, but explore other options too.

Damanpreet Singh21 Mar

Aaj kal toh rates bahut badh rahe hain. Especially after the new metro line announcement.

Shahid Afridi21 Mar

Thanks for all the advice, everyone! I'm leaning towards ready-to-move, but will definitely do my due diligence on CGEWHO.

Dinesh Bansal21 Mar

Be careful with CGEWHO, they have a history of delays. Check their RERA registration number and project status online. It's publicly available.

Aarti Shetty21 Mar

Possession mila kya kisi ko CGEWHO Sector 20 mein?

Vivek Yadav21 Mar

Ready-to-move mein bhi dikkat hai. Check for hidden charges and maintenance fees. They'll try to squeeze every last rupee out of you.

Pooja Sethi21 Mar

CGEWHO is good, but their construction quality... I've heard mixed reviews. Anyone has first-hand experience?

babita.sethi.vwx21 Mar

My cousin lives in their Dwarka project. He says the finishing isn't great. Basic, but livable.

Sunita Kumar21 Mar

Don't forget to factor in registration charges and stamp duty! It's a significant cost.

Vaibhav Jain21 Mar

Bhai, which floor are you looking at? Higher floors are generally more expensive but have better views.

Rohit Mehta21 Mar

I bought in Sector 75 three years ago. Under-construction tha. Big mistake. Builder ne rula diya. Never again. Ready-to-move only from now on.

Aryan Trivedi21 Mar

Mujhe bhi advice chahiye! Thinking of investing in Noida Extension. Any thoughts?

prateek.tiwari.xyz21 Mar

Noida Extension is still developing. Infrastructure is improving, but traffic is a nightmare. Consider carefully.

aarti.verma.78921 Mar

Noida Extension is good for long-term investment. Prices are still relatively low compared to other sectors. But be patient!

Amrit Sandhu21 Mar

Sector 150 is booming, guys! But rates are high now. Avg rate is around 7k/sqft.

Shahid Afridi21 Mar

Bhai, Dubai se Noida investment... risky khel hai! Ready-to-move is definitely safer, especially for NRIs. Under-construction mein bahut chakkar hote hain. But CGEWHO in Sector 20 is decent, govt backing hai.

sita_devi_delhi21 Mar

Haan yaar, govt backing is a plus point. But still, check the RERA registration thoroughly. CGEWHO ka past projects kaise rahe hain, woh bhi dekhna zaroori hai.

dinesh.bansal.abc12321 Mar

Exactly! Govt backing doesn't guarantee on-time delivery. Mera dost ka experience kharab raha hai ek aur govt project mein.

Rajesh Chaubey21 Mar

Under-construction is cheaper *initially*. But delayed possessions can kill you with rent + EMI. I'd say, if you're not in a rush, then maybe. Otherwise, ready-to-move is peace of mind.

Aarti Shetty21 Mar

CGEWHO Sector 20... hmm, location is good, near the metro. But what's the possession status? Anyone got any info?

harleen.kaur78921 Mar

Last I heard, it was delayed by a few months. But that was a while ago. Need to reconfirm.

sourav_ghosh12321 Mar

Delay toh Noida mein standard hai. Which project *isn't* delayed?

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