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Gaurav Malhotra
posted on 3 MaySaini Bhawan: Investor ratio is making me rethink things
Saini Bhawan in Chandigarh – I've been looking at properties there for my first investment, maybe a 2BHK around ₹70-80L. But the investor ratio there is really making me rethink things. I keep hearing it's super high, and that makes me nervous about it becoming a 'ghost society' eventually. Does a high investor ratio actually hurt long-term capital appreciation or make resale tough? Like, who buys from me in 5-7 years if everyone's an investor? Also, for rental yield, is it just a race to the bottom with so many units available? Any current owners or investors there, what's the real ground reality?
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Saini Bhawan in Chandigarh – I've been looking at properties there for my first investment, maybe a 2BHK around ₹70-80L. But the investor ratio there is really making me rethink things. I keep hearing it's super high, and that makes me nervous about it becoming a 'ghost society' eventually. Does a high investor ratio actually hurt long-term capital appreciation or make resale tough? Like, who buys from me in 5-7 years if everyone's an investor? Also, for rental yield, is it just a race to the bottom with so many units available? Any current owners or investors there,