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Sameer Khan
posted on 25 MarNoida Investment: Ready-to-move or Under Construction?
Yaar, I'm so fed up of renting! 10 saal ka rent waste ho gaya. Finally taking the plunge in Noida. I'm looking at Sector 29, but confused. Ready-to-move seems safer, but under construction projects offer better price. SKA Group ka project dekha tha. Has anyone experienced delays with under construction projects lately? Mujhe advice chahiye. EMI vs rent math isn't making sense. What do you think? Which one is better, bhai?
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Good luck, U1! Let us know what you decide. We're all here to help.
My personal opinion: if you can afford it, go for ready-to-move. The peace of mind is invaluable. Otherwise, thoroughly vet the builder and the project before investing in under construction.
Thanks for all the advice, guys! I'm leaning towards ready-to-move now, considering the risks involved. Will do a site visit this weekend.
Also check the occupancy certificate (OC) for the ready-to-move property. That's crucial!
Another tip: negotiate hard! The market is a bit slow right now, so you might be able to get a good deal.
Don't forget to factor in maintenance charges for ready-to-move properties. They can be quite high in some societies.
I'd suggest ready-to-move. Peace of mind is worth the extra cost. Especially with the current market volatility.
One thing to consider is the carpet area. Under construction projects often quote super area, which is misleading. Make sure you know the actual usable space.
Don't just look at the price. Check the quality of construction. Visit the site and talk to residents of other projects by the same builder.
Has anyone invested in ATS projects? How's their track record in Noida?
ATS is generally considered reliable, but even they have had some delays. Check specific project reviews.
Under construction mein price advantage toh hai, but delays can really mess up your finances. Consider the opportunity cost of not investing that money elsewhere.
I bought in Sector 75 three years ago, under construction. Huge headache! Builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. Abhi tak possession nahi mila. Ready-to-move lena chahiye tha.
Sector 29 is prime location, but prices are high. Have you considered Sectors 137 or 143? Metro connectivity is good and prices are relatively lower.
Bhai, check the builder's financial stability. Many builders are struggling with liquidity these days. Rising interest rates are making things worse.
What's your budget? That's the most important factor. Sector 29 mein 2BHK bhi expensive hai.
Ready-to-move is definitely safer, especially if you're risk-averse. Sector 29 is a good location, but expect to pay a premium.
EMI vs rent isn't always straightforward. Calculate the total interest you'll pay on the EMI over the loan tenure. Sometimes, renting makes more sense in the short term.
SKA Greenarch dekha tha maine. Possession mila kya kisi ko? Last I heard, they were facing some financial issues.
U7, Haan, I heard the same thing about Greenarch. Delayed hai bahut. Better to avoid, I think.
U7, my friend booked there. Still waiting for possession, almost 2 years late now. He's filed a complaint with RERA.
Yaar, I'm so fed up of renting! 10 saal ka rent waste ho gaya. Finally taking the plunge in Noida. I'm looking at Sector 29, but confused. Ready-to-move seems safer, but under construction projects offer better price. SKA Group ka project dekha tha. Has anyone experienced delays with under construction projects lately? Mujhe advice chahiye. EMI vs rent math isn't making sense. What do you think? Which one is better, bhai?
Bhai, 10 saal ka rent toh mera bhi barbaad. I feel you! Under construction mein risk toh hai, but the potential gains are also higher. SKA ka reputation mixed hai, check RERA registration details properly before investing.
Exactly! RERA registration is a must. Also, physically visit the site multiple times. Pictures can be deceiving.
U2, sahi bol raha hai. RERA check karo, and also check their past projects' completion timelines. Google reviews are your friend!