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Nayana Pillai
posted on 6 MaySelling property too early in Chandigarh is a huge mistake.
Did a site visit to some 3BHKs in Mohali Sector 70 this weekend, really pushing my budget. I'm currently in a 2BHK in Sector 24C and thinking of upgrading, but the jump is huge. Already have a home loan, so the new EMI calculation is crucial. I'm honestly not sure if selling my current place now is the best move for maximum gain or if holding it longer makes more sense. What's the typical holding period people see good returns in Chandigarh before selling? And how do you guys actually calculate the real EMI vs potential rent savings for a bigger place?
#resale-market#3bhk-upgrade#home-loan#mohali-sector-70#sector-24c
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Bhai, Mohali Sector 70 is definitely a good area, but selling your 2BHK in Sector 24C right now might be a bit premature if you're looking for 'maximum gain'. Property in 24C has its own charm and demand. Holding for at least 5-7 years usually gives good returns, especially in established sectors like yours. Are you sure you can't manage both EMIs for a bit?
Totally agree with U1! Chandigarh ke core sectors mein appreciation slow and