Visited Aishwaryam Anand last week. Construction felt decent, but what about actual post-possession quality? My 2BHK in Wakad has amenities, but don't see much ROI. Are these premium clubhouses in 3BHKs truly attracting better tenants or resale value? Or just adding to the EMI?
Aishwaryam Anand is a large-scale residential development by Aishwaryam Group spread across 3.0 acres in Moshi, Pune. It comprises 4 towers housing 995 units with 1 BHK from ₹0.33 Cr, 2 BHK from ₹0.48 Cr and comprehensive amenities including Community Buildings, 24X7 Water Supply, Solid Waste Management And Disposal, Storm Water Drains, Open Parking, and more.
Aishwaryam Anand by Aishwaryam Group in Pune starts from ₹33.2 L. It offers 1 BHK from ₹0.33 Cr, 2 BHK from ₹0.48 Cr with an average rate of market-competitive — making it a competitively priced entry into the Moshi micro-market.
You can verify Aishwaryam Anand on the state RERA portal using registration number PM1260002502648. Additionally, review the approved building plan, encumbrance certificate, and title deed with a property lawyer before booking.
Aishwaryam Anand by Aishwaryam Group follows a transparent RERA-disclosed construction schedule. Key milestones including foundation, structure, and finishing are publicly available under RERA number PM1260002502648 on the state portal.
Aishwaryam Anand by Aishwaryam Group features Community Buildings, 24X7 Water Supply, Solid Waste Management And Disposal, Storm Water Drains, Open Parking, and more. Spread across 3.0 acres with 995 units in 4 towers, the project is designed to provide resort-style living for residents in Moshi, Pune.
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Totally agree with you! I’ve been looking at 3BHKs in the ₹40-45 L range and the amenities list is always a mile long. But jab actual possession ki baat aati hai, ya toh maintenance sky-high ho jaati hai ya phir half of them are never even functional. My friend bought in Ambegaon Budruk last year, got a 'premium' gym and clubhouse, but it's always empty and now the society is struggling to cover the costs. It just feels like a gimmick to justify higher prices, especially for first-time buyers like us who are already stretching our budgets. Aishwaryam