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Himanshu Tiwari
Rental potential isn't what brochures promise in Delhi
Rental yields in Delhi's high-end properties are barely worth the hassle these days. I'm so fed up of renting, finally looking to buy. Padam Punjabi Bagh looks great, but its total cost of ownership seems crazy. For Nirankari Affordable Floors, rental potential kitna hoga, honestly? Which one is a better investment for 5-year appreciation? EMI vs rent calculations are driving me mad.
#rental-potential#total-cost-of-ownership#5-year-appreciation#new-delhi#first-time-buyer
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Totally relate! Rental yields in Delhi are a joke, especially when you compare them to the property values. I've been eyeing properties in areas like Anand Vihar, thinking about buying, but the EMIs are insane, and the thought of low rental income if I ever need to move out is terrifying. Padam Punjabi Bagh sounds fancy, but at that price point, you'd need a tenant paying lakhs just to cover the interest, forget principal. It's a real dilemma for us first-time buyers.
Haan bhai