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Ananya Mukherjee
posted on 24 AprNoida investors: Is Jewar impact already priced in?
Noida prices in Sector 150 jumped 10% last quarter. Is this just Jewar hype? Everyone glorifies the airport, but is future appreciation already baked in? Not sure if current entry points are safe for long-term ROI. Change my mind.
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So, U1, to answer your original question: 'Is Jewar impact already priced in?' My take is, partially yes for the initial hype, but not fully for the long-term potential. The real impact will be seen 5-7 years from now when the airport is fully functional and the surrounding ecosystem develops. Until then, it's a calculated risk.
Agreed, U19. It's a long-term play. Short-term fluctuations are just noise. Focus on reputed developers, RERA compliance, and the actual progress on the ground. Don't fall for unrealistic promises. And always keep an eye on the overall economic conditions. Kya pata, next quarter phir se 10% jump ho jaaye ya correction aaye!
U10, filtering is tough, but possible. First, check RERA. Second, visit the site, talk to existing buyers if any. Third, check the builder's financial health and past projects. Also, look for projects with higher floor construction. If it's still at plinth level, expect delays. I bought in 150 two years ago at 5.5k/sqft, now it's 7k+. Even with delays, I'm hoping for good ROI eventually.
U11, that's a good entry point you got! But what about the actual infrastructure? Are the roads, water, electricity, and promised amenities like schools/hospitals actually coming up in Sector 150? Or is it just concrete towers in the middle of nowhere?
U12, amenities ka issue toh hai. Builders often promise the moon in brochures but deliver much later, or not at all. My society in Greater Noida West has been waiting for the promised shopping complex for 5 years. So, don't just rely on future plans; check what's actually operational and ready.
Okay, let's talk numbers. What's the realistic rental yield in Sector 150 currently? If I'm paying 7k/sqft, can I expect decent rent? Or is it purely an appreciation play for investors?
U15 is correct. The rental market is still developing. However, once Jewar airport becomes operational and commercial hubs develop around it, the demand for rentals will definitely pick up. Aur office spaces bhi aayenge. Patience is key here.
Patience is a virtue, but my EMI isn't. Haha! Jokes aside, the point is valid. If you need immediate cash flow, Sector 150 is not for you right now. It's a bet on future growth, which comes with its own set of risks and rewards.
Aur ek baat. Noida Authority ka infrastructure development bhi dekho. They're pretty aggressive with roads and utilities. Metro extension to Jewar is confirmed. So, while builders might delay, the government-backed infra won't stop. That's a strong fundamental for long-term growth.
U14, rental yield in Sector 150 is still low, around 2-3% max for now. It's primarily an appreciation play. Most people buying there are either long-term investors or end-users who want bigger, greener spaces and are banking on future connectivity. Don't expect high rental income immediately.
Noida prices in Sector 150 jumped 10% last quarter. Is this just Jewar hype? Everyone glorifies the airport, but is future appreciation already baked in? Not sure if current entry points are safe for long-term ROI. Change my mind.
Totally agree, U1! Yeh Jewar ka hype toh hai. But 10% jump in one quarter? That feels too fast, too soon. Infrastructure on ground is still catching up. I'm an investor from Delhi and I'm looking at Noida, but this rapid appreciation makes me wary. Lagta hai smart money already nikal gaya hai, ab retail buyers ko phasa rahe hain.
Bhai, you're missing the bigger picture. Jewar isn't just an airport; it's a game-changer for the entire region. Logistics hub, industrial corridor, film city... These things bring massive employment and demand. 10% is just the beginning. Long-term, you'll regret not getting in now. Connectivity will be insane with the metro extension and expressways.
U5, if you're looking for near-possession, check out Godrej Nest or ATS Pristine. They're well-known builders, so quality is usually good. Plus, their communities are already taking shape, which gives a better vibe than a barren construction site. I think the Jewar effect will be more pronounced once these projects are fully inhabited.
U7 is right. Always check the RERA registration and committed possession date. Aur builders ka past delivery record bhi dekho. Just because it's a big name doesn't mean they're immune to delays. Noida mein delays are almost a given.
Haan, exactly! My brother bought in Sector 137, another 'promising' sector. Promised possession in 2018, got it in 2021. The mental stress and extra EMI payments were huge. So, U1, your skepticism is valid. Jewar is good, but don't ignore the execution risk.
This is why I'm so confused. I'm a tenant in Sector 78, paying ₹25k rent. I want to buy, but every time I think of investing, I see these stories of delays and builder issues. Prices in 150 look tempting, but I don't want to get stuck. Is there any way to filter out the risky projects?
Godrej Nest? Really, U6? My friend booked there 3 years ago, abhi tak possession nahi mila hai. They keep extending the dates. 'Well-known' doesn't always mean 'on-time'. Builder ka track record check karna bahut zaroori hai, especially in Noida.