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Rajeev Gupta
posted on 27 MarSector 19 Noida: Still worth the high price?
Sector 19 mein property prices are crazy high! Is the location really worth it? I mean, old construction hai kaafi. Metro connectivity is good, but that PLC adds up. Rent yield bhi kam hai. Investment potential kitna hai, honestly not sure. Change my mind?
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Rising interest rates are also making property investments less attractive overall. Factor that into your calculations.
So, after all this discussion, what's the consensus? Is Sector 19 still a good buy or not?
It depends! On your budget, priorities, and risk tolerance. Do your homework and decide what's best for you.
Ultimately, it's a personal decision. But thanks everyone for sharing your insights. It's definitely given me a lot to think about.
My friend bought a 3BHK there last year. He says the society maintenance charges are exorbitant. Check those carefully too.
Honestly, for the same price, you can get a much bigger and newer apartment in Greater Noida West. But then you're sacrificing location, of course.
Sector 19 is good for people who want to live close to their workplace in Noida. Otherwise, it's overpriced.
I think it's still worth it if you can negotiate a good deal. But do your research and don't overpay.
I think it depends on your priorities. If you value convenience and a central location above all else, then Sector 19 is still a good option. But if you're looking for high returns, there are better alternatives.
Exactly. It's a lifestyle choice, not just an investment. You're paying for the convenience of having everything at your doorstep.
I would say that the social environment is also very good. You can find people from almost all parts of India there. It is a very cosmopolitan sector.
I heard they're planning a new metro line extension that will pass through Sector 19. That could potentially drive up prices in the future. Anyone have more info on this?
Rumours, probably. These metro extensions take years to materialize. Don't base your decision on that.
Haan, I also heard something about that. But these infrastructure projects, you know... they take forever. Better to focus on what's available now.
PLC is a killer, especially when the amenities aren't even fully functional. Check everything thoroughly before booking. I know someone who got burned that way.
Haan exactly, Noida mein yahi problem hai. Builders promise the moon, but deliver a crater.
Which builder are you talking about? Name and shame! We need to be aware of these things.
Anyone know the current circle rate for Sector 19? Thinking of selling my apartment.
Circle rate to government rate hai bhai. Market rate is much higher. Check online portals like Magicbricks or 99acres for recent sales in the area.
Don't forget to factor in the age of the building. Older buildings will require more maintenance and repairs. That's a hidden cost that many people overlook.
Parking is a major headache in Sector 19. Especially during peak hours. Be prepared to circle around for 15-20 minutes to find a spot.
True! And the parking situation can be a nightmare in some of the older societies. Check that before you finalize anything.
Bhai, you're right about the old construction. But try finding a better-connected sector in Noida. Everything is walking distance. That's the premium you pay. Still, worth considering if you plan to live there yourself.
Investment potential is definitely lower compared to newer sectors like 75 or 78. But Sector 19 will always hold its value. It's a safe bet, just not a high-growth one.
Safe bet is right. I bought a flat there 10 years ago, and even though it hasn't doubled or tripled, it's consistently appreciated. Steady income from rent too.
Exactly! It's about stability, not overnight riches. Plus, the infrastructure is already in place, unlike some of the developing sectors where you're promised everything but get nothing for years.
But is the appreciation really outpacing inflation and property tax? That's what I'm worried about.
U7, good point. Calculate the net return, including rent, expenses, and inflation. It might not be as impressive as it seems at first glance.
Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. Was considering Sector 19, but the resale prices were ridiculous. Ended up buying in Sector 137, near the metro. Much better value for money.
Sector 19 mein property prices are crazy high! Is the location really worth it? I mean, old construction hai kaafi. Metro connectivity is good, but that PLC adds up. Rent yield bhi kam hai. Investment potential kitna hai, honestly not sure. Change my mind?
Totally agree yaar. Sector 19 is prime, no doubt, but the prices are inflated. You're paying for the 'location' more than the actual property. I'd explore Sector 150 before committing here.