Zara Khan

posted on 4 Apr

Should I hold or sell in Noida right now?

**Noida Extension is overrated for investment, tbh.** I bought a 2BHK there back in 2018, thinking Jewar airport hype will boost prices crazy high. ROI hasn't been as good as I hoped. I'm also looking at Sector 84, SAP Homes Pvt Ltd projects, but not sure if I should invest more or just sell what I have. Rental yield is pathetic. Anyone else facing this dilemma? Should I wait longer or cut my losses?

#noida-extension#roi#rental-yield#property-investment#sap-homes

Comments

Dipika Das4 Apr

Ultimately, it depends on your risk appetite and financial situation. Diversify your investments.

Priya Menon4 Apr

Noida Extension is good for end-use, not so much for quick investment returns. That's my take.

Shreya Jain4 Apr

So, U1, what are you leaning towards now? Selling or holding?

Tarun Malhotra4 Apr

Don't just look at rental yield. Capital appreciation is also important. Hold on to your property, prices will eventually go up.

Manish Verma4 Apr

Bhai, I bought a plot in Yamuna Expressway authority area. Land toh mil gaya, but development kab hoga pata nahi.

Bristi Roy4 Apr

The new metro line extension might help Noida Extension in the long run. But it's still a gamble.

Suresh Kumar4 Apr

I'm more interested in commercial property in Noida. Any suggestions?

Anil Jain4 Apr

Did anyone face issues with registry in Noida Extension? Heard there are some pending issues.

radha.kapoor.abc454 Apr

Haan, some societies have registry problems. Check with your lawyer before buying.

Aditi Wadhwa4 Apr

Jewar airport ka impact toh 5-7 saal mein dikhega. Patience rakho. Aur thoda hold karo.

Imran Shaikh4 Apr

Noida mein property investment is all about location, location, location. Noida Extension is just too far from everything.

Kavya Tandon4 Apr

Anyone invested in ATS projects? Their delivery is usually on time, right?

priya.menon20234 Apr

ATS is generally good, but even they have delays sometimes. Check RERA records.

Vikram Srivastav4 Apr

I've been renting in Sector 62 for 5 years. Considering buying, but prices are so high! Is it even worth it?

Radha Kapoor4 Apr

Sector 150 is doing well though. Greenery and better infrastructure. But prices are already high.

Shreya Jain4 Apr

Don't sell now. Interest rates are high, so fewer buyers. Wait for rates to come down, you'll get a better price.

Babita Jha4 Apr

I'm also thinking of investing in Sector 84. What's the current rate per sqft there?

ragini.mishra4564 Apr

Depends on the project, but expect around 5500-6500 per sqft.

dipika.das74 Apr

Bhai, negotiate karo. Builders are desperate to sell inventory.

Srishti Goel4 Apr

Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. I sold my property in Noida Extension at a loss. Now investing in mutual funds. Real estate is too risky.

Rohan Joshi4 Apr

Totally agree yaar. Noida Extension mein toh bohot supply hai. Competition itna zyada hai ki rent bhi nahi milta theek se.

Jasleen Brar4 Apr

Bhai, 2018 mein kharida toh abhi tak hold karo. Market cycle hai. Sell karne mein loss hi hoga. Jewar ka impact toh aane mein time lagega. Sector 84 mein SAP Homes ka track record check karna, before investing.

suresh.kumar.mumbai4 Apr

SAP Homes ka RERA number check kiya? Completion dates regularly miss karte hain.

anil.jain.pune4 Apr

Exactly! Don't fall for the marketing. Visit the site multiple times, talk to existing residents if possible.

Rahul Jha4 Apr

I bought in Sector 78 back in 2016. Same story. Airport hype, but prices haven't moved much. Rental yield is a joke. Thinking of selling and moving to Bangalore.

Pankaj Malhotra4 Apr

Noida Extension is overrated for investment, tbh. I bought a 2BHK there back in 2018, thinking Jewar airport hype will boost prices crazy high. ROI hasn't been as good as I hoped. I'm also looking at Sector 84, SAP Homes Pvt Ltd projects, but not sure if I should invest more or just sell what I have. Rental yield is pathetic. Anyone else facing this dilemma? Should I wait longer or cut my losses?

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