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Dev Kapoor
Savyasachi Amaya Greens — is it genuinely a home?
Savyasachi Amaya Greens – this project keeps coming up every time I shortlist something. Honestly, I work in real estate, so I know the super area vs carpet area games, but buying for myself is a whole different ballgame. The ₹21-34L range seems decent, but I'm trying to cut through the marketing. Is it genuinely good to live in daily, or just good on paper? What about the amenities, are they actually useful or just for show? And the neighbourhood, schools and markets nearby? Looking for honest opinions, off the record.
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Inflation and interest rates are also a concern for me. This budget of 21-34L, if the project keeps getting delayed, the EMI burden will just keep increasing. Is it a good time to buy, considering the current market conditions in Gurugram? Or should we wait a bit for prices to stabilize, especially for projects with uncertain possession timelines like Amaya Greens?
I heard the developer has a few other projects that got delayed significantly. That's why I'm skeptical. The price range is attractive for a first-time buyer like me, but I'm wary of builders who promise the moon and deliver nothing. Any insights on the builder's track record specifically for project delivery?
U9, you're not wrong to be wary. Gurugram market mein bohot builders ne aise kiya hai. Savyasachi ke baare mein maine bhi suna hai ki unke pichle projects mein thodi delays hui hain. That 2022 possession date for Amaya Greens seems very ambitious if it's still 'ongoing'. Always check their RERA history for past projects.
My biggest worry is the 'super area vs carpet area' game that the original poster mentioned. For a 21-34L budget, I want to make sure I'm getting actual usable space. Has anyone seen the actual carpet area for their units? Builders often inflate the super area, making it look like a bigger deal than it is. What's the typical carpet area for a 2BHK there?
I'm looking for schools nearby for my kids, and that's a huge deciding factor. Has anyone checked out the schools around Savyasachi Amaya Greens? Are they decent, or would I have to rely on school buses for long distances? Also, what about the local markets? Don't want to travel 5-6 km just for daily groceries.
U5, you're right to ask about schools. My cousin lives near Airport Road and faced similar issues. For Amaya Greens, I think the schools are okay, but don't expect top-tier international schools right next door. You might need to look towards the main Gurgaon sectors for that. Daily groceries, a few kirana stores have come up, but a proper mandi or hypermarket is still a work in progress.
For schools, there are a couple of good options near Sohna Road, which isn't too far from Amaya Greens. But yes, daily markets might be a bit of a stretch. You'd probably depend on the small local shops initially, big supermarkets are a drive away. This is typical for developing areas like Baliawas side.
Hey everyone, I'm U1. So, this Savyasachi Amaya Greens, it's popping up everywhere. The original post is spot on, the 21-34L range seems good, but is it really worth it? I'm a first-time buyer, and honestly, the thought of putting all my savings into something that's just 'okay' is terrifying. Anyone actually living there or visited recently? What's the vibe like?
I visited Amaya Greens last month, and honestly, it felt a bit congested. The amenities looked good on paper, but the swimming pool seemed smaller than shown in the brochure. Location-wise, it's near Badshahpur, which is developing, but connectivity might be an issue for daily commute if your office is far in Gurgaon.
U1, totally feel you! I'm in the same boat. My agent is pushing this one hard, saying it's a 'steal'. But the possession date (2022-09-01) seems a bit off for an 'ongoing' project. Is it fully ready or still under construction in parts? That's a big concern for me, don't want to wait endlessly.