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Poonam Rawat
posted on 24 MarNoida investment: Worth it in 2024-25?
Okay I'll say what no one says: is Noida REALLY still worth investing in? Everyone's talking about Jewar Airport boosting prices, but bhai, already prices are sky high! I'm currently in a 2BHK in Harola, thinking of upgrading to maybe a 3BHK or a villa. But is the price jump worth it? Already have a home loan, don't want another huge EMI. Also, what about AIMS MAX GARDENIA DEVELOPERS PVT LTD? Anyone has experience with them? Under-construction vs ready-to-move – which is sahi? Honestly, confused! Change my mind, ya tell me your take. What do you think?
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One more thing, check the builder's track record for litigation. If they have a lot of legal cases against them, it's a red flag.
Check amenities completion before booking, I made that mistake. Society mein reh raha hoon, swimming pool abhi tak nahi bana lol.
Honestly, with the rising interest rates, I'm holding off on any new investments. Let the market cool down a bit.
Noida Extension mein rates abhi bhi relatively affordable hain. But connectivity is a major issue.
My take: Noida is still worth it in the long run, especially with the infrastructure development. But be very careful about which builder you choose.
So, U1, what did you decide? Are you going for the upgrade or staying put?
I bought in Sector 78 three years ago. Prices have almost doubled! But the construction quality is not great. So, choose wisely.
RERA registration number check karo before investing in any under-construction project. It's a must!
Haan, RERA number toh compulsory hai. But even with RERA, builders can still delay projects. It's not a foolproof solution.
Exactly! RERA is just a formality for some builders. They still find ways to delay possession.
Possession mila kya kisi ko AIMS MAX GARDENIA se? Koi update hai toh batao.
Maine suna hai bahut delayed projects hain unke. Stay away!
Harola se upgrade karna hai toh Sector 75 dekho. Good connectivity, decent prices. But check the builder's reputation first.
Under construction vs ready to move depends on your risk appetite and financial situation. If you can wait and want a potentially higher return, under construction is fine. But be prepared for delays. Ready to move is safer, but the price will be higher.
What's your budget, U1? That will help narrow down the options. Also, what are your priorities? Location, amenities, builder reputation?
Be careful with under-construction properties. Check the builder's financial stability. Many builders are facing liquidity issues these days.
Noida is a gamble, yaar. Kabhi chalta hai, kabhi nahi. But if you do your homework, you can make a good investment.
AIMS MAX GARDENIA? Run! Seriously. Check their RERA registration and see how many projects are delayed. I know someone who booked a flat with them 5 years ago, still waiting for possession.
Personally, I'd say ready-to-move is the way to go, especially with current interest rates. Under-construction mein EMI bhi chalti rahegi, aur possession ka bhi koi guarantee nahi.
Don't just look at Jewar, look at the new metro lines coming up. That will also impact prices. But yeah, do your research. AIMS MAX GARDENIA sounds dodgy.
Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. I was so excited about a pre-launch offer, booked a flat, and now builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. Ready to move lena chahiye tha. Lesson learned.
Bhai, you're speaking my mind! Harola mein reh ke bhi soch raha hoon upgrade karna. But prices are crazy! Jewar ke naam pe sab loot rahe hain. AIMS MAX GARDENIA? Never heard of them. Ready-to-move is always safer, less headache. Under-construction mein toh builder kab bhag jaaye, pata nahi.
Exactly! Jewar is still a long way off. Don't get swayed by the hype. Better to look at established areas and builders with a good track record.
I disagree. Noida is still worth it *if* you choose wisely. Look beyond the obvious. Sector 150, 143 are good options. Good connectivity and relatively affordable compared to, say, Sector 44.
Sector 150 mein toh rates already chad gaye bhai! Avg rate is around 7k/sqft now. Where is affordable?
U3, Sector 143 is good but connectivity is still an issue. Metro is far, and traffic can be a nightmare during peak hours.
U4, 7k is still better than Gurgaon! Plus, Sector 150 has better infrastructure and green spaces.