Should I be worried about water supply in APS Royal Homes?
Honestly, moving into APS Royal Homes last month has been an eye-opener. The kids' play area looks great in brochures, but it's tiny and barely usable, feels like a checkbox item. And the water supply? We're already seeing tanker dependency, not sure what happens in peak summers. Has anyone else faced this?
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This water issue is so common, yaar. My cousin bought a flat near Alpha I Greater Noida a few years back, and they faced similar problems initially. Builder promises the moon, but then it's all about borewell and tankers. It took them almost two years and a lot of RWA fights to get proper municipal connection. For APS Royal Homes, being completed in 2017, this is really disappointing. It means the builder just handed over without ensuring basic infrastructure.
U6, Alpha I waale project ka naam kya tha? Kahin main bhi usme na phas jaaun. Water supply ab theek hai wahan?
I agree with U1, water is a major concern. But APS Royal Homes is a small project, only 27 units. Sometimes smaller societies struggle with bulk services like water. And the price range (₹28 L – ₹67 L) for a 2017 project in today's market feels a bit high if these basic issues exist. Have you tried talking to the Residents' Welfare Association (RWA)?
Oh man, I was just looking at APS Royal Homes for my budget! This is exactly what I feared. Brochure mein sab kuch perfect lagta hai, but ground reality kuch aur hi hoti hai. Water supply ka issue toh bahut serious hai, especially with a family. Did you check their RERA details regarding amenities and water provision?
U3, haan, possession date 2017 August ki hai. Builder ne 27 units hi banaye the, ye sab RERA pe check kiya tha maine. Usually, older projects mein maintenance aur hidden issues zyada hote hain. Tanker dependency seems like a major red flag for a project that's been around for years, jaisa U2 ne bhi point out kiya.
Same here. Mujhe bhi price range theek laga tha. Builder ka track record kaisa hai? Possession toh purana hai na?
Honestly, moving into APS Royal Homes last month has been an eye-opener. The kids' play area looks great in brochures, but it's tiny and barely usable, feels like a checkbox item. And the water supply? We're already seeing tanker dependency, not sure what happens in peak summers. Has anyone else faced this?