Parsvnath Edens, Greater Noida: What's the Real Story on Possession and Quality?
Hey everyone, I'm doing some deep research on completed projects in Greater Noida, and Parsvnath Edens keeps popping up. It offers 2 and 3 BHK units across 7 towers on 7.09 acres, with current prices from ₹93 Lakh to ₹1.6 Crore, averaging ₹9,900 per sqft. On paper, it seems like a decent option for those looking for immediate move-in. My main questions revolve around the actual experience for residents. For those who've taken possession, how was the process? Was it straightforward, or did you face unexpected hurdles or delays? I'm particularly interested in the delivery quality. Were the finishes as promised? How extensive was your snag list, and more importantly, how responsive was Parsvnath Developers in getting those snags fixed post-handover? Beyond the initial move, what's the practical livability like? How are the common facilities maintained? Is the community active, and how would you describe the overall end-user experience? Understanding the day-to-day life and the builder's post-possession support is critical. Is Parsvnath Edens a well-settled community, or are there ongoing issues? Your honest feedback helps potential buyers like me make informed decisions.
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As a first-time buyer, this thread is making me rethink completely. I was hoping for something hassle-free. Parsvnath Edens being from 2008 is a big red flag for me now. The current market conditions in Noida are also a bit tricky, with so many new launches. Maybe it's better to pay a little more for a newer project with a better builder reputation, even if it means waiting a bit for possession. Thanks for the honest feedback, everyone. It really helps a budget-conscious person like me.
U7, you hit the nail on the head. For ₹95L to ₹1.2 Cr, you can find newer, better-maintained projects, maybe slightly further out but with better amenities. I'm seeing good options in Alistonia Estate area for similar budgets, with more modern construction and RERA compliance. Old projects often come with hidden costs for renovations. What about the snag list for those who took possession back then?
Absolutely, U9. Builders generally don't care much after possession, especially for projects delivered so long ago. My concern would be the structural integrity and plumbing of an old building. What if major repairs are needed in a few years? Will the RWA be strong enough to handle it?
U8, I remember my uncle bought a flat there. He said the snag list was huge! Builder response was very slow, almost non-existent after they got their money. He had to get most of the electrical, plumbing, and paint work done himself. So don't expect much post-handover support for a project this old.
I actually visited Parsvnath Edens a few months back. The community is well-settled, no doubt, given its age. But the common facilities, like the club and swimming pool, looked quite dated and needed a revamp. Security was decent. The flat interiors I saw varied a lot depending on how the owner maintained it. Is the price justified for the age? That's the main question for me.
My cousin bought a flat from Parsvnath years ago, not Edens, but a different project. The possession was delayed by almost 5 years! They eventually got it, but the quality was just okay, nothing great. Finishing work was shoddy, and they had to spend a lot post-handover to fix things. Just a word of caution from personal experience.
Haan, this is a common story with them. The initial post mentions 'current prices from ₹95 L – ₹1.2 Cr'. For a project delivered in 2008, that price range for 2-3 BHK in Greater Noida seems a bit high, considering the age and potential maintenance issues. What's the area like, is it fully developed?
Exactly! Parsvnath ka naam sunte hi darr lagta hai. My friend booked in another Parsvnath project near Ajayabpur station and it's been a nightmare. They promised so much, but delivered so little. Maintenance was non-existent for the first few years.
Hey everyone, U1 here. I'm looking at Parsvnath Edens in Greater Noida for a ready-to-move option. The post says it's completed and prices are ₹95 L – ₹1.2 Cr. Looks good on paper but builder ka track record sunke darr lagta hai. Anyone actually living there? How was the possession process for you? Did you face any major issues or hidden charges?
U1, I agree with U2. 2008 is quite old. I was looking at properties in Alpha II Greater Noida and even those from 2010-2012 have significant wear and tear. You'll definitely find some issues with an older project, especially with a builder like Parsvnath. Quality pe dhyaan dena padega.
Bhai, Parsvnath Edens? That project was completed in 2008! 2008 ka possession date hai, not exactly 'immediate move-in' as in recently completed. You need to check the exact condition of an old project like that. Maintenance charges and repair needs can be high.