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Ajay Garg
Noida property: Amrapali Crystal Homes ya Jaypee The Orchards?
Fed up of renting, landlord ne phir rent badha diya. Thinking of finally buying something in Noida. I'm looking at Amrapali Crystal Homes and Jaypee The Orchards. Crystal Homes is ready to move, toh immediately shift ho sakta hu. But it's costing a lot more upfront. Orchards is cheaper, but I've heard mixed reviews about Jaypee's delivery history. Carpet area wise, anyone knows which one is better? I want more usable space, not just fancy amenities I won't use. Also, resale value kiska zyada hoga in 5 years? Honestly not sure which way to go. What does everyone think? Which would you pick and why?
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I'd pick Crystal Homes simply because it's ready to move. The peace of mind knowing you can move in immediately is worth the extra cost, especially if you're tired of renting.
OP, did you check the parking situation in both societies? That's a major headache in Noida.
So, OP, what are you leaning towards now after reading all this? Crystal Homes or Jaypee?
Don't forget to check the builder-buyer agreement carefully! So many hidden clauses!
Possession mila kya kisi ko Jaypee The Orchards mein recently?
If resale is a big concern, I'd say Crystal Homes. It's ready to move, so people can actually see what they are buying. Jaypee... people will always be hesitant.
Rates are going up like crazy! If you're serious about buying, don't wait too long.
Also consider the rental yield if you decide to rent it out later. Crystal Homes will probably fetch a higher rent.
Honestly, with the new metro line coming up, both areas have potential for appreciation. But Jaypee ka naam sunke hi darr lagta hai.
Check the OC (Occupancy Certificate) for Crystal Homes. If they don't have it, don't even bother. It's a legal nightmare.
What's your budget, OP? Maybe we can suggest some other options as well. Sector 150 is booming, but it's expensive.
Jaypee has improved a lot in the last few years. They are delivering projects now, but still, do a thorough background check. Visit the site multiple times. Talk to existing residents.
Crystal Homes is in a better location IMO. Closer to the expressway and more developed.
Jaypee The Orchards... risky business. My cousin bought there years ago, and the possession was delayed by almost 4 years.
4 years! OMG. Which sector was that? I'm considering Jaypee Greens.
Resale value depends on the sector, right? Sector 7x is generally better than 1xx.
Bhai, sector doesn't matter as much as the builder's reputation and the society's maintenance. A well-maintained society in a 'lesser' sector will always fetch a better price.
I bought in Amrapali Dream Valley (now La Residentia) 3 years ago. Biggest mistake of my life. Constant construction noise and the amenities are still not fully functional. Be very careful with Amrapali projects, even if they are 'ready to move'.
La Residentia is a completely different story, U7. It was a mess because of the Amrapali fiasco. Crystal Homes is much better managed now.
Rent badh gaya? Bhai, Noida mein yahi problem hai. I feel you! Crystal Homes is definitely ready to move, but the price difference is huge. Jaypee... well, let's just say their reputation isn't the best. I'd lean towards Crystal Homes if you can afford it. Peace of mind is priceless.
Don't just look at the upfront cost, U1. Calculate the EMI difference between the two. Over 20 years, it might even out. Plus, Crystal Homes mein maintenance charges bhi toh zyada honge.
True that, U2. Maintenance charges are a killer in those 'premium' societies. Check the fine print carefully, OP.
U2 is right. Factor in EVERYTHING. Stamp duty, registration, interior costs... it adds up!
Carpet area is key! Amrapali usually has slightly smaller carpet area compared to what they promise. Check the RERA documents for both projects. They have the exact measurements.