Harleen Kaur

posted on 30 Mar

Ready to move is better than under construction, always.

1.2 Cr mein Mahagun Moderne ya Amrapali Eden Park...confused! Moderne is ready, that's a huge plus from my experience. Eden Park is cheaper per sqft *on paper*, but who knows what the final cost will be, right? I've seen so many delays. Also, Moderne's location is better for connectivity, I think. But Eden Park promises more green space. What do you guys think? Is the risk of under-construction worth the slightly lower price?

#ready-to-move#under-construction#noida#location#price-comparison

Comments

Vikram Singh30 Mar

Which floor are you looking at in Moderne? Corner unit? That can affect the price.

Jeetendra Kapoor30 Mar

Moderne is a safer bet, but negotiate hard! The market is softening a bit. They might be willing to come down on the price.

Diya Verma30 Mar

Ultimately, it depends on your risk appetite. If you can handle the potential delays and cost overruns, Eden Park *might* be worth it. But personally, I'd go with Moderne.

Maya Krishnan30 Mar

So, what did you decide? Did you check the RERA details for both?

Pooja Desai30 Mar

Isko kehte hain 'devil and the deep blue sea'. Tough choice, but I'd still say, go for peace of mind. Moderne it is!

Sunil More30 Mar

Check amenities completion in Moderne. I made that mistake in my last purchase - builder promised everything, delivered nothing!

Shubham Wadhwa30 Mar

Don't just look at sqft rate, look at the overall cost, including parking, club membership, etc. Builders hide a lot of costs.

Sridevi Iyengar30 Mar

Eden Park *on paper* sounds good, but Amrapali is a big NO. My cousin invested in their project near Gaur City...total disaster.

Manpreet Grewal30 Mar

I'm seeing ready-to-move rates increasing in Noida due to demand. Might be worth paying a premium for peace of mind.

Anushka Verma30 Mar

What's the sqft rate you're getting for Eden Park? Sector 150 ka avg rate 7k/sqft hai abhi. Is it significantly lower than that?

Debashish Mukherjee30 Mar

Green space is nice, but connectivity is more important, especially in Noida. Traffic can be a nightmare!

Vaibhav Mittal30 Mar

My friend booked in Eden Park 2 years ago. Possession mila kya? Still waiting, I think. I'll ask him.

shanti.hegde.delhi30 Mar

Please do ask! Possession status is crucial.

rajesh.pillai.kerala30 Mar

Haan bhai, possession is everything! Otherwise, EMI bhi do aur ghar bhi nahi.

Manjeet Chahal30 Mar

I'd lean towards Moderne, but get a thorough home inspection done. Older buildings can have hidden problems.

Nagma Ansari30 Mar

Moderne is older, right? Check the maintenance charges. They might be higher compared to Eden Park.

Jasleen Chawla30 Mar

Bhai, Amrapali Eden Park... avoid. Just Google 'Amrapali issues'. You'll run a mile.

Diya Verma30 Mar

I bought in Mahagun Moderne 3 years ago. No regrets. Location is fantastic, and the society is well-maintained. Thoda old construction hai, but solid.

Saira Hussain30 Mar

Sector 78 is becoming expensive. The new metro line is driving prices up. Good for investment, but maybe not for affordable living.

Manpreet Grewal30 Mar

Mahagun Moderne any day! Ready to move is peace of mind, bhai. Amrapali... well, you know the story. Sector 78 is prime location too.

Diya Verma30 Mar

Totally agree. Under-construction is a gamble. I've been waiting 5 years for my flat in Sector 150. Never again!

Maya Krishnan30 Mar

Hmm, Eden Park does have more green space, and the price difference *can* be significant. But the risk... That's a tough one. Have you checked the RERA registration number for both projects?

sameer.khanna.mumbai30 Mar

RERA is good, but even with RERA, builders find loopholes. Trust me, I've been there.

pooja_desai_xyz30 Mar

Good point! RERA number se pata chalega kitna delay hua hai already.

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What type of project is Amrapali Eden Park in Noida?

Amrapali Eden Park is a null residential complex by Amrapali Group in Sector 50, Noida, spanning 3.0 acres with 4 towers and 316 units. It offers 2 BHK from ₹1.25 Cr, 3 BHK from ₹1.49 Cr, 4 BHK from ₹2.69 Cr catering to families and investors alike.

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