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Vivek Kapoor
posted on 23 MarNoida investment: Ready-to-move or under construction?
I'm seeing mixed opinions on ready-to-move vs under construction in Noida. With Let's Make Home Buildtech's projects, is the risk worth the potentially lower price? Has anyone experienced major delays in Sector 149? What's your take? Is rental yield actually better with ready-to-move flats?
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One thing to consider is the carpet area. Builders sometimes inflate the super area. Check the carpet area agreement carefully.
My cousin invested in an under construction project in Greater Noida West. Landed up in NCLT. Huge loss. I'm sticking to ready-to-move from now on.
Before booking, check the actual construction progress on site. Don't just rely on brochures and promises.
The metro extension is definitely a positive factor for Sector 149. But infrastructure alone doesn't guarantee timely possession.
So, what's the decision? Ready-to-move or under construction? What did you end up choosing?
Possession mila kya kisi ko Sector 149 mein? Genuine question.
Market is crazy right now. Interest rates are up, property prices are rising. Abhi nahi liya toh kabhi nahi le paoge types situation hai. But don't rush into anything!
I think it depends on your risk appetite and financial situation. If you can afford to wait and are willing to take the risk, under construction might be worth it. Otherwise, stick to ready-to-move.
Don't forget to factor in the cost of furnishing the apartment! Ready-to-move might need immediate renovation, while with under construction, you have time to plan.
RERA is your best friend. Use it to check the builder's track record and project status. Don't rely on what they tell you.
Ready-to-move is better for peace of mind. I don't want to be chasing builders for years. Been there, done that.
Anyone have recent experience with Let's Make Home Buildtech? Specifically, possession status in Sector 149?
Last I heard, there were significant delays, but they claim to be catching up. Check their RERA filings for the latest updates.
Under construction can be cheaper, but remember the hidden costs – registration, stamp duty, GST... it all adds up!
Personally, I'd prefer a ready-to-move apartment in a good society like Jaypee Greens or ATS. Little more expensive, but worth it for the amenities and security.
Rental yield is definitely better with ready-to-move. No brainer. You start earning immediately. Under construction mein toh you're just bleeding money with EMI and rent.
True, but what about capital appreciation? Under construction properties usually appreciate more, right?
I bought in Sector 78 three years ago. Under construction tha. Promised possession in 2022, still waiting! Never again!
Oh god, that's my biggest fear! Which builder?
Bhai, this builder ka track record bahut poor hai. I've heard stories of them delaying projects for years. Be very careful.
Sector 149 is developing fast, with the new metro extension coming up. That could be a game changer. But still, due diligence is key.
Ready-to-move is always safer, especially in Noida. Under construction projects mein builders are always making excuses. But yeah, the price difference is tempting...
Exactly! That price difference is what's making me consider it. But the risk... ugh!
Let's Make Home Buildtech... Sector 149 mein delays? Sun toh raha hu. RERA registration check kiya? That's the first thing you should do.
RERA website is a pain to navigate! Koi direct link hai kya for their projects?