Maya Pandey

posted on 31 Mar

Sector 96 investment: OC delayed projects vs resale?

Okay I'll be honest—not sure what to pick in 96. OC delayed projects offering discounts or resale flats? ROI potential kya hai? What does the community think?

#sector-96#noida#investment#resale#delayed-possession

Comments

Arijit Ghosh31 Mar

Also, check the builder's financial health. If they're struggling financially, the project might get stalled indefinitely.

Anil Malhotra31 Mar

Did you finalize anything, U1? What did you decide?

Sneha Wadhwa31 Mar

I would personally prefer resale in a good society. Peace of mind is priceless.

Dipali Gupta31 Mar

Don't forget to factor in the maintenance charges. They can be quite high in some societies.

Anjali Chavan31 Mar

Check the title deed carefully before buying resale. Make sure there are no outstanding dues.

Sneh Rana31 Mar

Builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. This is my life now.

Kiran Kaur31 Mar

Ultimately, it depends on your risk appetite and investment horizon. If you're looking for quick returns, resale might be better. If you're willing to wait, delayed projects can offer higher potential ROI.

Suraj Reddy31 Mar

My cousin bought a resale flat in Sector 96 last year. Happy with his decision. No headaches of dealing with builders.

Debashish Chakraborty31 Mar

Sector 150 ka avg rate 7k/sqft hai abhi. Sector 96 mein kya rate chal raha hai? Anyone knows?

Shilpa Shetty31 Mar

Be careful — some builders in Noida are notorious for delayed projects. Do your homework.

Nasir Khan31 Mar

Possession mila kya kisi ko recent projects mein?

Shubham Ahuja31 Mar

Thanks for all the insights guys! Really helpful. Abhi bhi confused hoon, but at least I know what to look out for.

Kiran Kaur31 Mar

I bought in Sector 93B three years ago. Delayed by two years! I almost gave up. But now the prices have gone up significantly. So, delayed projects can still give good returns, but you need patience and luck!

mohit.oberoi203031 Mar

Patience is the key word. Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. Sector 150 mein liya tha. Almost lost my mind!

Pooja Naidu31 Mar

OC delayed projects offering discounts... sounds too good to be true. What's the catch?

anil.malhotra.xyz31 Mar

The catch is usually pending approvals, incomplete amenities, or poor construction quality. Buyer beware!

Yash Khanna31 Mar

RERA registration number check karo. That's the first thing you should do.

sneha.wadhwa202031 Mar

Where can I check the RERA number?

Shivam Patel31 Mar

What's the carpet area you're looking at? That will also influence the ROI. Larger flats generally appreciate more.

Anjali Chavan31 Mar

Resale mein you know what you're getting. No surprises (hopefully!). Check for hidden costs though.

kunalbhatia202431 Mar

Haan, hidden costs are the killer. Transfer charges, club membership fees, etc. Sab check karna.

Sneh Rana31 Mar

Bhai, resale mein loan milna bhi easy hota hai, compared to under-construction projects. Banks are wary of delayed projects.

uma.tandon31 Mar

True that! Banks will scrutinize delayed projects like crazy. They'll ask for all sorts of guarantees.

Shubham Ahuja31 Mar

Okay I'll be honest—not sure what to pick in 96. OC delayed projects offering discounts or resale flats? ROI potential kya hai? What does the community think?

Swati Khanna31 Mar

Sector 96 is a tricky one. Delayed projects mein discounts toh milenge, but phir kab possession milega, no guarantee. Resale might be safer, but paisa zyada lagega. ROI depends on builder reputation and location.

shilpa.shetty831 Mar

U2 is right. Don't just fall for the discounts. Delayed projects can be a black hole. Check RERA registration and the builder's past projects carefully.

dipali.gupta31 Mar

Exactly! Builder reputation is key. Which builder are we talking about?

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