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Vaibhav Khanna
posted on 26 AprNoida's 'premium' amenities are mostly ghost facilities.
Kids moved out, downsizing. Jaypee Krescent Homes mein construction quality aur promised amenities ka sach kya hai? Maintenance charges vs service, worth it? Sab dikhawa hai ya real? Change my mind.
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Mera bhi Jaypee Wish Town mein 3BHK hai. Amenities ke naam pe zero. Ab toh bas RWA aur builder ke beech ki ladai dekhte rehte hain. Construction quality bhi average hi hai. For downsizing, look for societies with a good resale value track.
OP, since you're downsizing, maybe consider senior-friendly amenities? Lifts, ramps, medical support? Jaypee Krescent mein yeh sab kitna accessible hai? Ghost facilities for kids are one thing, but for elders, it's critical.
Okay, so the general sentiment for Jaypee Krescent Homes is 'buyer beware' regarding premium amenities and maintenance. Basic living might be okay, but luxury is a mirage. OP, what's your final take after all these opinions? Are you still considering it, or will you explore other options?
Yeh sab dekh ke toh lagta hai ki rent pe hi reh lo. Builder ki promises pe kaun trust karega? Itna paisa lagao aur phir bhi tension. Noida mein toh builders ki monopoly hai.
As an NRI, I'm often misled by glossy brochures. My agent showed me Krescent Homes too. What's the ground reality of security and basic services like water/electricity there? Are they consistent?
Jaypee Krescent mein school ya day-care facility ka kya scene hai? Brochure mein toh bahut kuch tha. For downsizing, if OP needs a quiet place, maybe it's okay, but for families, these facilities matter.
People often forget Jaypee is a huge group. Not all projects are same. Krescent Homes is one of their older ones. Newer projects might be better. But yes, legacy issues with amenities are real.
My advice for OP is simple: Spend a full day in Krescent Homes. Talk to guards, shopkeepers, and actual residents. Don't just rely on the sales office. You'll get the real vibe.
Noida's real estate market is heating up, especially with new infrastructure. But for downsizing, maybe look at a 5-7 year old society in Sector 75/76. Amenities might be older, but they're *there* and functional, with an established RWA.
Maintenance charges are a huge trap. They start low, then suddenly hike them up once the builder hands over to the RWA. And then you're stuck paying for non-existent or poorly maintained facilities.
This is so true! Mera bhi same experience. They keep charging for a 'club fund' even when the club is half-built. It's daylight robbery.
As a tenant considering purchase, this discussion is eye-opening. How do you verify the RWA's strength and control before buying? Any specific questions to ask?
Check their AGM minutes, financial statements, and talk to RWA members directly. Also, look for active resident groups on social media. That's where you get the real picture.
Good point, U1. Transparency is key. If the RWA is dodgy or builder-controlled, it's a red flag. Also, check if they have any pending court cases with the builder.
Builder ka favourite line: 'Amenities will be ready by possession.' Possession ke baad: 'Amenities will be ready by next quarter.' Next quarter: 'Sir, we are facing some regulatory hurdles.' Lol, it's a never-ending saga. My 'state-of-the-art gym' is still just a room with a broken treadmill.
Okay, I live in Krescent Homes (Tower K) since 2018. While some facilities *were* delayed, the main club house, gym, and swimming pool are functional now. It's not perfect, but it's not a complete ghost town either. Maintenance could be better, but it's not exorbitant compared to some other societies.
Thank you for the ground reality check! This is helpful. Which year did you get possession, U13? And what about the sports facilities like tennis/badminton courts?
Got possession in 2018. Tennis court is there, but needs better upkeep. Badminton court is fine. The biggest issue is still the landscaping and proper upkeep of common areas, not so much the main structures. Overall, liveable hai.
I checked RERA for Jaypee Krescent Homes, Sector 128. Most towers have received OC (Occupancy Certificate), but the project status for some common amenities is still shown as 'under construction' or 'partially complete'. This is a red flag for me.
Main khud Jaypee Greens mein rehta hoon, aur club house ke liye aaj bhi ladai chal rahi hai. Krescent Homes mein bhi same drama hai, I've heard. Don't fall for the 'premium' tag.
Same here, U5. Jaypee Aman mein bhi 'proposed' facilities ki list lambi thi. 7 saal ho gaye, swimming pool chhodke kuch nahi bana. It's just a concrete jungle.
As an investor, I'd say Jaypee projects are a high risk, low reward now. Resale value suffers badly if amenities aren't up to mark. For downsizing, focus on RTMI with a proven RWA.
I'm a first-time buyer considering Noida. Is this 'ghost amenity' problem specific to Jaypee or common across all developers in Noida, especially in newer sectors like 150?
Not just Jaypee, U8. It's a general trend, especially with projects launched during the boom period (2010-2015). Developers over-promised. New projects in Sector 150 are better regulated with RERA, but still need due diligence.
Haan, RERA has helped a bit, but implementation still has gaps. Best is to visit site, talk to residents, check online forums. Builders often use 'future development' as an excuse.
Before booking, make sure the amenities are clearly listed in the BBA (Builder Buyer Agreement) with completion timelines. Aur final payment ka kuch percentage amenity completion se link kar do. That's the only way to hold them accountable.
Yaar, OP ki baat bilkul sahi hai. Noida mein 'premium' amenities are a joke. Jaypee Krescent Homes ka toh naam hi sunke darr lagta hai. My cousin got a flat in their Wish Town project, the 'golf course view' is basically a barren land.
Haha, 'golf course view' is the biggest scam! I've seen it. They show lush greens in brochures, and you get a dusty patch. Maintenance charges poore lete hain, service zero.
Absolutely! And the RWA gets formed after 5 years, by then half the amenities are dilapidated. Who is accountable then?
OP, can you specify which phase of Krescent Homes you're looking at? Aur aapko kaunsi amenities ki expectations hain? Club, gym, pool toh basic hain, but sports complex, banquet hall, spa, yeh sab kitna important hai aapke liye?