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Amit Chaudhary
posted on 30 MarSector 137 Noida: Overhyped or undervalued? Convince me.
Been tracking Sector 137 for a while now. Everyone talks about the metro connectivity, but honestly, is it really that great? The last mile connectivity is still a pain, and the auto walas charge whatever they want. And the crowds! It's a nightmare during peak hours. Property prices seem inflated. I'm seeing 1.5 CR for a decent 3BHK. ROI wise, I'm not convinced. The rental yield is pathetic, barely 2%. Maybe I'm missing something. From my experience, the data shows other sectors offer better potential. I'm open to hearing different opinions. Tell me why I'm wrong. Show me the numbers. Change my mind.
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Prices have gone up everywhere after the pandemic. It's hard to find a good deal these days. But keep looking, you might get lucky.
So, OP, did we change your mind about Sector 137? What are you planning to do?
Ultimately, it depends on your risk appetite and investment horizon. Sector 137 has potential, but it's not a guaranteed goldmine.
U5, I'm looking at sectors near Pari Chowk. Land prices are lower, and there's more potential for future development. But connectivity is definitely a concern.
My personal experience: I invested in a commercial property in 137 a few years back. The rental income is decent, but the appreciation has been slow. Patience is key.
Be careful with Supertech projects in that area. They have a history of delays and legal issues.
Overall, Sector 137 is a mixed bag. Good connectivity, but the infrastructure needs improvement. It's not a bad investment, but don't expect overnight returns.
Anyone has any experience with the new ATS project coming up there? Is it worth considering?
Possession mila kya kisi ko Gulshan Vivante mein? Heard there are delays.
U18, Delayed hai bhai. Almost a year now. Builder keeps giving new dates.
U18, Check the RERA website for the latest possession date. They might have extended it legally.
The biggest problem in Noida is illegal construction and encroachment. No one seems to care. It affects the quality of life and property values.
Been living here for 5 years. Initially, it was great. Now it's overcrowded and noisy. Planning to sell and move to a quieter area.
Don't forget the traffic! The bottleneck at the Sector 142 metro station is insane during office hours.
Metro connectivity is the only advantage of 137. Otherwise, it's just another concrete jungle. I'm more interested in resale value than rental yield. What's the resale potential like?
Resale depends on the builder reputation and society maintenance. Some societies are already looking old and poorly maintained.
U11, Resale is decent if you bought at a good price initially. But expect a lot of negotiation from buyers. Everyone wants a 'deal'.
I've been a tenant in 137 for 2 years. Paying 30k for a 2BHK. Thinking of buying, but the prices are scaring me. Is this the right time to buy, with interest rates so high?
U14, Interest rates are high, but property prices are also increasing. It's a tough call. Depends on your financial situation.
U14, Negotiate hard with the builder. They are often willing to give discounts, especially on under-construction properties.
U14, Consider a smaller apartment to start with, maybe a 1BHK or 2BHK. You can always upgrade later.
U2, what other sectors are you looking at with better ROI? Share some details, yaar.
I bought in Paras Tierea in 2017. Paid around 75L for a 3BHK. Now it's worth almost double. But the maintenance charges are killer! Anyone else facing high maintenance costs in 137?
U6, YES! Paras Tierea maintenance is insane! They keep increasing it every year. What's the justification?
U6, Same here in Ajnara Ambrosia. Builder loot raha hai openly.
U6, Check the RWA formation status. Maybe they can negotiate with the builder on maintenance costs.
Sector 150 offers better potential for appreciation, I think. Bigger plots, more greenery. Avg rate is around 7k per sqft now. But connectivity is still an issue.
Bhai, you're not wrong. Sector 137 is definitely overhyped *right now*. Metro is good, but like you said, last mile connectivity is a mess. I've been saying this for months!
I disagree. 1.5 Cr for a 3BHK in Noida near a metro station is pretty standard, even undervalued considering the future potential. Look at Sector 94 rates. Also, rental yields are low everywhere right now.
Undervalued in the long run, I think. Noida Expressway is only going to get better. And the social infrastructure is improving. Give it 5 years.