Ready-to-move projects are always safer investments, change my mind.

Is Ripple Residency's 'affordable' tag hiding a lot of future costs? I'm looking at both Ripple Residency and Kasturi Homes in New Delhi, and honestly, buying for myself feels tougher than selling for others. Ripple is under-construction, right? Matlab, apart from the base price, how much extra should I really factor in for PLC, interiors, and eventual maintenance setup? Kasturi Homes is ready-to-move, so total cost of ownership seems clearer, but the entry price is much higher. For a 5-year outlook, which one do you guys think has better rental potential? Ready properties get tenants faster, but UC ones, if the location picks up, can give better appreciation. Off the record, what's the real story with Ripple's delivery timelines? Don't want to get stuck with delays. Any thoughts on which is a safer bet for a family moving in vs an investor?