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Meera Khanna
posted on 24 AprSectors 78/150 mein resale market ka kya haal hai?
My budget is finalised, loan pre-approved – ab bas location decide karna hai. I work in real estate but buying for myself is totally different, you know the tricks. Noida mein resale market ka kya scene hai? Especially for 2BHKs in Sectors 78 or 150. I'm seeing prices around ₹80L-₹1Cr for decent projects. Is it still a good time to buy for a 3-5 year hold? Kitna appreciation expect kar sakte hain? Builders like Godrej or ATS ke projects ka resale value कैसा रहता hai? Off the record, is the resale market healthy, ya selling difficult hai?
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Overall, OP, for a 3-5 year hold, Noida is a solid bet. The key is due diligence on the specific project and builder. Sectors 78 and 150 both have their pros and cons, but both are in a growth corridor. Don't overthink the 'perfect' time, if your financials are sorted, go for it.
So, to sum it up for U1: 150 for higher appreciation but more wait, 78 for immediate livability and stable returns. Godrej/ATS are generally good but check specific project timelines and RERA. And loads of due diligence required for resale. Is that right?
U13, pretty much summarizes it. And U1, since you're in real estate, use your network! Get an 'off-the-record' feedback from local brokers and other developers about specific projects. That insider info is gold. Good luck with your purchase!
U3, that's fair. Maybe look at societies that are slightly older in 78, or even some projects in Greater Noida West (Noida Extension). Prices there are still a bit more reasonable, though connectivity will be a compromise.
U1, apart from the base price, what about maintenance charges, society transfer fees, and other hidden costs in resale? Broker toh sab theek hai bol deta hai, but baad mein pata chalta hai. Any tips to negotiate these?
U5, hidden costs are a big one! Society transfer charges can be 1-2% of the property value, plus previous owner's pending maintenance, electricity bills, etc. Always get a NOC from the society and check all dues before finalising. Mera ek dost phas gaya tha aise hi.
One more thing, OP. When checking resale, visually inspect the common areas and amenities. Builder ne gym/clubhouse ka promise kiya tha but abhi tak incomplete hai, ya pool ki maintenance theek nahi hai – these things affect resale value and your living experience.
U8, absolutely! Don't rely on brochures. Go there, check physically. Talk to the guards, residents. Sometimes builders handover to AOA but amenities are still not fully functional or maintained properly.
U8, this is so true. Ek builder ne toh pura kids play area ka promise kiya tha, but banaya bas 2 swings. And that too, broken. These small things add up to a lot of frustration. Resale mein bhi log yahi dekhte hain.
The market sentiment is definitely positive right now. Property registrations are up, and with the upcoming Jewar Airport and Film City, the entire Noida-Greater Noida corridor is set for a boom. Even the resale market is reflecting this, with fewer distressed sales.
My personal experience from 2 years ago: I was also confused between 78 and 150. Ended up buying a resale 2BHK in Sector 78 (Antriksh Golf View 2) for 75L. Today, it's easily fetching 90L-95L. The advantage was ready-to-move, so no builder risk and immediate rental income. For a 3-5 year hold, 78 is less risky and gives decent returns.
U1, Have you checked the actual possession status and completion certificates for the specific units you're looking at? Sometimes, projects are physically complete but OC/CC mein time lagta hai, which affects loan processing and resale value.
U19, exactly! OC/CC is crucial. Without them, you can't get a proper home loan, and the property's legal standing is shaky. A lot of builders delay this. Always ask for these documents during due diligence.
U19, good point. Aur RERA completion date bhi check karo. Agar OC/CC nahi hai, it means builder is still liable for construction defects for a period after the RERA completion date. This can be a negotiation point for resale.
Honestly, all this talk about future potential is great, but as a first-time buyer, I'm just looking for something affordable, ready-to-move, and without hidden charges. These 80L-1Cr prices for 2BHKs are crushing my dreams!
I think it's a good time to buy, especially for a 3-5 year horizon. Interest rates seem to have peaked, and with economic growth, real estate will only go up. Noida is still relatively affordable compared to Gurgaon. 150 is a safe bet for appreciation.
Has anyone bought in ATS Pious Hideways or Godrej Nurture in 150? Resale mein kya prices chal rahe hain wahan? Aur builder ki delivery pe kitna trust kar sakte hain?
U13, ATS Pious Hideways is good, but Godrej Nurture has seen some delays. My relative booked there, still waiting for possession. Resale in ATS is around 7500-8000/sqft for 2BHK. Godrej Nurture is similar but with more uncertainty.
U13, I know someone who got possession in Godrej Nurture recently. Thoda delay hua tha, but quality is good. Resale value seems to be holding up. I'd say ATS is slightly more premium in terms of brand recall, but both are decent.
Comparing 78 and 150: Sector 78 offers immediate livability, better civic amenities, and established connectivity. 150 is for future growth, but current infrastructure is still catching up. If your priority is immediate move-in and stable returns, 78. If you can wait and want higher appreciation, 150. For 2BHKs, 78 might give you better rental yields right now.
Dekho, if you're looking for a 3-5 year hold, then 150 is definitely the play. It's the 'future' of Noida, with sports city concept and better master planning. Sector 78 is good, but appreciation potential is capped now. I bought a 3BHK in 150 in 2019 for 1.2 Cr, now it's easily 1.8-2 Cr. 2BHKs will follow suit. Just make sure the project is RERA registered and possession is not too far.
U4, that's a great appreciation! But what about connectivity from Sector 150 right now? My office is in Sector 62, will it be too much of a commute? And are all amenities like schools/hospitals ready there?
U4, 150 ka appreciation mostly paper pe hi hai abhi. Jab tak actual residents aur infrastructure fully develop nahi hota, tab tak liquidity issue rahega. And that 1.8-2 Cr valuation, is that actual selling price ya just market estimate?
U6, liquidity is improving in 150. Many families have started moving in. Plus, the upcoming FNG Expressway and the proposed metro extension will definitely boost connectivity. Data suggests a 15-20% Y-o-Y growth in capital values for well-located projects in 150 over the last 2 years.
NRI here, looking for a similar investment. Main focus is capital appreciation and decent rental yield. Are these 2BHKs in 78/150 good for rentals? What kind of monthly rent can one expect in the 80L-1Cr bracket?
OP, be very careful with builder reputation. Godrej and ATS generally have better track records, but even they have projects with delays. Always check the RERA portal for project status and possession dates. Don't just go by what the broker tells you.
U9, absolutely! Mera ek friend ka Godrej project in 150 mein 1.5 saal delay ho gaya hai. Builder ne bas dates extend kiye jaa rahe hain. RERA registration number check karoge toh bhi date changed dikhaenge. Bahut frustration hoti hai.
True that, U9. Aur sirf RERA nahi, site visit karo, neighbors se baat karo, especially if it's a resale. Sometimes societies have maintenance issues or other hidden problems jo online nahi milenge.
My budget is finalised, loan pre-approved – ab bas location decide karna hai. I work in real estate but buying for myself is totally different, you know the tricks. Noida mein resale market ka kya scene hai? Especially for 2BHKs in Sectors 78 or 150. I'm seeing prices around ₹80L-₹1Cr for decent projects. Is it still a good time to buy for a 3-5 year hold? Kitna appreciation expect kar sakte hain? Builders like Godrej or ATS ke projects ka resale value कैसा रहता hai? Off the record, is the resale market healthy, ya selling difficult hai?
Bhai, for a 3-5 year hold, both sectors have potential but 150 has more upside due to future infrastructure and less congestion. 78 is already quite developed. 80L-1Cr for 2BHK is on the higher side in 78 unless it's a premium society. In 150, it's more standard. Appreciation will depend heavily on market sentiment and possession timelines. Godrej and ATS usually hold value well, but check their specific project timelines. Resale market mein liquidity is decent, but don't expect fire sales unless there's a distressed seller.
Yaar, same pinch! Mera bhi loan pre-approved hai but ye prices dekh ke darr lagta hai. 80L for a 2BHK in 78? Kya chal raha hai market mein?! Builder prices are already insane, resale mein bhi koi relief nahi hai. Lagta hai abhi bhi wait karna padega.