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Ghitorni, New Delhi
My loan pre-approval is set for Ghaziabad and I'm seriously looking at Shree Apartment. Honestly, everyone talks about capital appreciation, but I'm worried about the investor-to-end-user ratio there. It feels like a lot of units are bought just for investment. Is it just me, or is there a real risk of it turning into a 'ghost society' with low occupancy? That affects everything, right? And on rentals, what's the actual ground reality? I'm seeing projections, but what can one *really* expect for a 2BHK? Are people getting decent tenants, or is it a struggle to even cover EMI? Also, the resale market. If I need to exit in 5-7 years, how liquid is it? Will there be actual buyers, or will I be stuck competing with a hundred other investors trying to sell? Change my mind if I'm wrong, but I'm feeling a bit skeptical about the long-term livability and resale potential here.
Capital appreciation for projects like Shree Apartment in Ghaziabad feels stagnant lately. I'm currently in a 2BHK and thinking of upgrading to a 3BHK there, but I'm worried about long-term ROI. Iska resale market kitna liquid hai actually? And rental yield bhi kitni expect kar sakte hain, any real numbers? Builder ka delivery track record kaisa hai? Not sure if the capital appreciation will justify the jump.
Under-construction risk is completely overblown in my opinion, but my parents keep stressing about it. I'm trying to decide between Shree Apartment and Vandana Apartments in Ghaziabad. Vandana is completed, which sounds great, but its resale market seems a bit slow. Not sure if that's a red flag. For Shree, I'm worried about potential construction delays and hidden costs. Has anyone bought in either? What was your actual total cost of ownership for Vandana, including everything? Should I just pay more for ready-to-move, or is the wait for Shree worth it? Ab samajh nahi aa raha.
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