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Uma Thurman
posted on 10 MayRemote investing in Chandigarh: What's the real story?
What's the actual rental yield difference between Saini Bhawan and Pushpak Society in Chandigarh? I'm based in Dubai and can't do a site inspection myself, so I'm relying heavily on community insights for an investment property. For Saini Bhawan (₹50L - ₹8Cr) versus Pushpak Society (₹1.96Cr), I'm curious about which attracts more reliable tenants and offers better rental income potential. Also, how are the RWAs in these projects? As an NRI, I'll need a property manager, so a well-functioning society is crucial for smooth operations. Are there any known issues with documentation or registry for either, which would be a dealbreaker for remote buying? Any firsthand experience would be great.
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Bhai, remote investing as an NRI is a big risk, especially in a city like Chandigarh where local insights are key. Saini Bhawan ka price range ₹50 L se ₹8 Cr tak hai, that's a huge spectrum. Pushpak Society ka ₹1.96 Cr fixed hai, which sounds more manageable. But without seeing, how can you trust? Rental yield can vary wildly based on the exact unit and location within the society. Be careful!
Totally agree, U1! Builders yahan kuch bhi bolte