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David Thomas
posted on 4 AprSector 126 Noida: Renters, where are you moving to?
Okay I'll be honest – fed up of renting. Landlord ne phir rent badha diya. I'm looking at Sector 126 in Noida. Thinking of finally buying something, but confused. Options: 1) A 2BHK resale near Amity, but maintenance charges are high, heard RWA is not that effective. 2) Under-construction flat by ATS, possession maybe delayed, but better amenities. 3) Smaller 1BHK, closer to the metro, less hassle commuting. EMI vs rent math is almost the same, so I'm ready to take the plunge. What does the community think? Which option would you pick and why? Need some real advice yaaron.
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Check amenities completion before booking under construction, I made that mistake. Swimming pool toh abhi tak bana hi nahi hai.
So, which way are you leaning now? Resale or still considering under-construction?
Honestly, with the current market conditions and rising interest rates, buying resale seems like the safer bet. But check the property documents properly!
I bought in Sector 143B three years ago. Rates have almost doubled since then. Real estate is a good investment in Noida.
Builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. This is the story of every under-construction project in Noida.
Be careful — this builder has 3 delayed projects in Greater Noida West. Check their track record on RERA.
If EMI and rent are the same, go for resale. Peace of mind is priceless. But get a home inspection done before you buy.
Sector 75 is good, but prices have gone up like crazy after the metro extension.
Haan exactly, Sector 75 mein toh abhi 8k per sqft chal raha hai!
Maintenance charges are a killer in some societies. Ask for a detailed breakdown before you commit.
Have you considered other sectors nearby? Sector 137 has some good options too, and the metro connectivity is excellent.
RERA registration number check karo for the under-construction project. That's the first thing you should do.
What's the price difference between the resale and the under-construction flat? That's a key factor.
Good point. And what's the carpet area for each? Builder wale toh super area bolte hain, actual mein kam hota hai.
Don't just look at the EMI. Factor in registration charges, stamp duty, and other hidden costs.
ATS ka naam sunke darr lagta hai. Possession mila kya kisi ko time pe?
Bhai, ATS Green Village mein toh bahut issues chal rahe hain. Delays hi delays. Check RERA website before investing.
Sector 126 is a good location, connectivity is great. But traffic can be a pain during peak hours. Keep that in mind.
EMI vs rent same hai toh buy kar hi lo. At least you'll be building equity. But do your due diligence!
Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. I was renting in Sector 93. I finally bought a 2BHK in Sector 75. Best decision ever!
Bhai, rent ka toh yahi scene hai. Every year they increase it. Sector 126 is good, but ATS... be careful. Delays are common. I'd say resale near Amity is safer, even with high maintenance. At least you get possession immediately.
True that! Amity ke paas location wise toh best hai. But RWA effective nahi hai toh problem hai. Have you checked the reviews online?
Under construction mein toh phas jaoge. Mera dost ka paisa atka hua hai 3 saal se. Resale is safer, but check the building quality properly.
1BHK is a good option if you're single or a couple. Less hassle, less EMI. But resale value might not be that great later on. Think long term.
Exactly. 1BHK is fine for now, but what about in 5 years? Resale bhi mushkil hoga. 2BHK is a better investment, even if it's a bit more expensive now.
I agree with U5. Think about future needs. 1BHK might feel cramped after a while.