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Ananya Mukherjee
posted on 12 MayParas Tierea: Green spaces and security reality check
Just moved into Paras Tierea last month. Noticed green areas are quite small compared to brochure images, and security systems feel basic. Does actual open space really impact rental demand or resale value here? Also, how important are advanced security features for attracting good tenants in Greater Noida?
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Dekho, at the end of the day, it depends on your budget and priorities. While fancy green spaces and advanced security are good-to-haves, sometimes a well-maintained basic setup is better than a neglected grand one. For tenants, usually connectivity and basic safety are key. The project is completed and has a huge number of units (3550), so it has a community feel. Maybe check the actual maintenance records and talk to existing residents about their experience with security and common areas before jumping to conclusions.
Exactly! 3550 units is a massive number. It means a lot of people, a lot of traffic, and potentially more wear and tear on common amenities. Small green spaces might feel even smaller with so many residents.
Sahi suggestion hai. But ₹38 L – ₹1.6 Cr is a big range, is it worth investing at the higher end considering the concerns?
Just curious, what about the RERA status? I saw it mentioned as 'Rera Not Applicable' for Paras Tierea. Is that normal for a completed project?
Achha, makes sense. But still, RERA number hone se ek security feel hoti hai, transparency rehti hai. Thoda nervous feel ho raha hai.
Yes, it's pretty normal. Agar project RERA act aane se pehle complete ho gaya tha aur OC/CC mil gaya tha, toh RERA registration mandatory nahi hota. Paras Tierea toh kaafi time se completed hai, around 3550 units hain wahan.
I think for rental demand, basic security is fine, but green spaces definitely add value, especially for families. People prefer open areas, even if small. Resale value ke liye bhi greenery matters. I was looking at a property in Ajayabpur, and the price difference for similar sized flats, just based on amenities and open area, was huge. Noida market mein ab buyers bahut smart ho gaye hain, sirf price nahi dekhte.
Bilkul sahi kaha! Mere ek dost ne Alistonia Estate mein liya tha, wahan bhi brochure mein swimming pool aur clubhouse bade bade dikhaye the. Jab possession mila, toh sab chote aur basic nikle. Uska flat bechne mein bahut time lag gaya later on, because buyers felt cheated. So yeah, amenities and open space are crucial for resale, especially in a competitive market like ours.
Green spaces ka point valid hai, par resale value ka kya? Paras Tierea ka price range ₹38 L – ₹1.6 Cr hai, which is quite broad. Does the lack of promised amenities affect the higher end of this range more?
Yaar, I totally get what you're saying. My cousin booked a flat in a similar project near Alpha II and faced the exact same issue with green spaces. Builders show one thing in brochures, but reality is often different. Security is also a big concern for me, especially as a first-time buyer.
Haan, exactly! Aur Greater Noida mein rentals ke liye security toh top priority hoti hai. Kya wahan proper CCTV monitoring hai ya sirf guards hain? Maintenance cost mein yeh sab cover hota hai kya?
Sahi baat hai bhai, builders ka yeh common tactic hai. Brochure mein sab kuch grand dikhta hai, asliyat mein chota nikalta hai.
Just moved into Paras Tierea last month. Noticed green areas are quite small compared to brochure images, and security systems feel basic. Does actual open space really impact rental demand or resale value here? Also, how important are advanced security features for attracting good tenants in Greater Noida?