Property Gallery ka price: sirf hype hai?
₹7.84 crore for Property Gallery vs. ₹80 lakh for The Sunrise Apartment? Matlab, it's just price per sqft for 'luxury' amenities no one uses. Sunrise mein real carpet area milta hai. Property Gallery ka price overhyped lagta hai. Change my mind.
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I think it boils down to what you prioritize. Property Gallery definitely sounds like an aspirational buy, maybe for someone who values brand and perceived status, even if the amenities are rarely used. But for practical, budget-conscious first-time buyers like us, Sunrise offers a completed project at a much more accessible price point. The RERA N/A and 6 units are concerns, no doubt. But if the possession is indeed by Oct 2024 as stated, and the builder is trustworthy, it might be a hidden gem. Has anyone actually visited Sunrise Apartment? What's the ground reality like?
My biggest frustration is how builders differentiate. Property Gallery will say they have imported marble and modular kitchen, but Sunrise might give you a bigger, more usable living space. Ye ₹80 lakh all-inclusive hai kya, ya phir last mein GST, registration ke naam pe aur lootenge? Because that 80L can easily become 90-95L.
All-inclusive? Builder aur 'all-inclusive'? Haha, never heard of it! Jab tak possession nahi mil jaata, koi na koi naya charge toh nikal hi aata hai. Toilet paper holder ka bhi alag se bill bana dete hain. Just kidding, but you get the drift.
Good point! 'All-inclusive' is a myth, especially for first-time buyers. Alaknanda mein ek project dekha tha, 70L bola, but registration, stamp duty, society charges, power backup installation — sab milake 82L tak pahunch gaya. So for Sunrise, 80L is probably just the base price.
Sunrise Apartment ka data dekha, 'COMPLETED' aur 'Possession date: 2024-10-01' achhi baat hai. But only 6 units? That's super small. Aise projects mein kal ko society maintenance ya common area issues pe kaun dekhega? Builder ka track record kaisa hai? Itna chhota project hone se kuch hidden risks bhi toh honge na?
Exactly! 6 units matlab bahut limited community. Anand Vihar mein bhi aise chote projects mein society fund collection mein bahut issues aate hain. Better to check the builder's past work, if any.
Small projects like Sunrise often mean the builder is local and might not have a long track record online. You'd have to do some ground research. Current market conditions mein, bade builders bhi delays kar rahe hain, toh chote projects ka bharosa karna aur mushkil ho jaata hai. Builder ka naam kya hai, kisi ko pata hai kya?
Hmm, I get the budget crunch, but Property Gallery mein kya amenities de rahe hain? Sometimes 'luxury' means better build quality, better location, ya phir more exclusive community. Aur Sunrise ka RERA Not Applicable kyu hai? Sirf 6 units hain, isliye ya koi aur reason?
Sahi kaha bhai, 'luxury' ke naam pe builders kuch bhi chipka dete hain. Mere ek friend ne Gurgaon mein ek 'premium' project mein liya tha, swimming pool toh hai but saal mein 2 baar hi saaf hota hai. Gym equipment bhi local brand ke the. So Property Gallery ka hype mujhe bhi lagta hai ki bas facade hai. Real value for money dekhna chahiye, not just shiny fittings.
RERA Not Applicable is usually for very small projects, like less than 8 units or under 500 sq meters. Toh Sunrise ka '6 units' wala point wahi justify karta hai. But haan, transparency thodi kam lagti hai.
Totally agree! ₹7.84 crore for a flat is just insane. Hum jaise first-time buyers ke liye toh sapna hi hai. Ye Property Gallery wale sirf brand name aur fancy brochures pe khelte hain. Sunrise ka 80 lakh sunke thoda hope toh milta hai, at least budget mein toh aata hai.