Tanvi Awasthi

posted on 4 Apr

Sector 59 rent is crazy high for what you get.

Sector 59 mein rent prices are insane, right? I work in real estate but even I'm shocked. Metro connectivity is okay, but last mile is a pain. Is it really worth paying so much? Or should I just look at buying something nearby? What do you guys think?

#sector-59#noida#rent#metro-connectivity#last-mile

Comments

Arvind Patwardhan5 Apr

I'm seeing 2BHKs listed for 25k-30k in 59. That's absolutely insane!

Anusha Menon5 Apr

If you're working in Sector 59, maybe look at sectors closer to the expressway. You might get more space for your money.

Vineet Kapoor5 Apr

Thanks for all the advice, everyone! I'm leaning towards buying something in Sector 7x or 150. Will do more research on the builders first.

Aryan Gupta5 Apr

Check the completion status of amenities before booking. I made that mistake in my previous apartment. Swimming pool is still 'under construction' after 5 years!

Meena Rajput5 Apr

Honestly, Noida is a mess. But where else will we go? Bangalore is even worse!

Swati Deshmukh5 Apr

I think Sector 50 is a good alternative. Slightly further, but rents are more reasonable and the area is well-developed.

Neha Shinde5 Apr

Rent prices across Noida are crazy high right now. Demand is high, and supply is limited. Blame the IT boom!

Mohit Agarwal5 Apr

Anyone know what the average rent for a 2BHK is in Sector 59 these days?

Rehan Khan5 Apr

Before buying, visit the place during peak hours. See the traffic situation for yourself. Don't just rely on Google Maps.

Aakash Chaturvedi5 Apr

I bought a 2BHK in 59 three years ago. Paying the EMI is still better than paying rent, even with the high interest rates.

Pranav Raut5 Apr

Guys, which projects are good in Sector 59 for investment? Any recommendations?

Ananya Bhatia5 Apr

Be careful while investing, check the builder's reputation. Many builders are delaying possessions.

Aryan Gupta5 Apr

Possession mila kya kisi ko recent projects mein?

arun.pillai.kl5 Apr

Not in my building. Builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. RERA complaint file karna padega ab.

suresh.reddy.vizag5 Apr

RERA is useless, bhai. Nothing happens even after filing a complaint.

Subir Ghosh5 Apr

Buying is a good option if you are planning to stay for long. Have you considered Sector 150? It's developing fast.

Nisha Patel5 Apr

Sector 150 is far from everything! Office jana mushkil ho jayega.

subirghosh5 Apr

True, but they are building better roads. And the air is cleaner there. A lot of new projects are coming up.

irfan.ansari.delhi5 Apr

Sector 150 is good for investment, not for living right now. Too much construction happening.

Vineet Kapoor5 Apr

Mohit Agarwal5 Apr

Totally agree yaar! 59 is overpriced. Last mile connectivity is a nightmare. Auto walas charge whatever they want.

Arvind Patwardhan5 Apr

Bhai, buying is always better in the long run. But 59 is expensive to buy too! What's your budget?

Arjun Verma5 Apr

I used to live in 59. Moved to Sector 76 last year. Rent is slightly lower and the metro is much less crowded. Plus, better amenities nearby.

Meena Rajput5 Apr

Sector 76 is good, but it's becoming crowded now also. What's the point?

arjun-verma20235 Apr

True, but still better than 59 IMHO. At least I can get an auto for a reasonable price now.

deepa.tandon.delhi5 Apr

Crowdedness is Noida's destiny I think. Everywhere is packed these days.

pankaj.wadhwa20235 Apr

Sector 76 rents are also increasing, check magicbricks. The violet line impact!

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