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Aditya Sethi
posted on 10 MaySattva Lake Ridge: Ghost town risk?
Visited Sattva Lake Ridge last Saturday. Project looks decent for an upcoming one. I'm currently in a 2BHK, thinking of upgrading to a 3BHK or even a villa for investment. My budget is around ₹1.5 Cr. Already have a home loan, so this is a big financial step. What's bothering me is the investor-to-end-user ratio. Is it true that many units here are being bought by investors who won't live in Hyderabad? I heard some new projects can feel like ghost towns initially. Does anyone have actual insights on Sattva's buyer profile? How does a high investor ratio impact long-term capital appreciation and resale potential, yaar? Honestly, not sure if this is a good bet for wealth creation if it's mostly empty.
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Bhai, I think you're overthinking it a bit. Sattva is a big name, unka track record generally accha hai. And the location near Attapur is prime, connectivity is only going to get better. For an upcoming project with possession in 2028, some investor interest is natural. It shows confidence in the project's future potential. Don't let the 'ghost town' fear make you miss out on a good opportunity.
Exactly! My cousin booked with a big builder, possession date was pushed twice
Sattva ka name toh hai, but for upcoming projects, sometimes quality can be an issue. And Attapur area is still developing. I mean, compare it to Banjara Hills, it's a totally different ball game. I'd be wary of relying solely on brand name for such a big investment.
Yaar, Sattva Lake Ridge ka site visit kiya last Saturday. Project layout aur amenities ka plan toh accha lag raha hai, especially considering it's upcoming. I'm also looking to upgrade from a 2BHK to a 3BHK or even a small villa, and my budget is around ₹1.5 Cr. But I have a big concern – the investor-to-end-user ratio. I've heard too many units here are being bought by investors who won't even live in Hyderabad. Some new projects end up feeling like ghost towns for years. Does anyone have actual insights on Sattva's buyer profile? How does a high investor ratio impact long-term capital appreciation and resale potential, especially with 897 units? I really don't want to put my life savings into something that feels empty.
Heard from a sales rep that almost 60-70% of initial bookings were from investors, mostly from Bangalore and Mumbai. They see Hyderabad as the next big thing.
Sahi baat hai, many new projects near the financial district also face this. Builders often target investors first for quick sales. It makes sense financially for them, but for someone planning to live there, it's a big headache. Maintenance issues, empty common areas, security concerns – all become real.