Sohna rental yields are just hype, especially for SS Linden.
₹3.1 Cr for SS Linden floors in Sohna feels like a big gamble. Kya actual rental yield justify karega itna price? Builder ka delivery track record Sohna mein kaisa hai? Will capital appreciation be enough?
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I think it's a mix. Sohna does have long-term potential due to connectivity projects and educational institutions, but the current pricing for SS Linden at ₹3.1 Cr seems a bit ahead of its time for rental yields. For capital appreciation, you'll need patience, probably 5-7 years minimum. It's definitely not for someone looking for quick returns or immediate rental income.
RERA number toh hai, but delays are still common even with RERA. I had a relative who bought near Baliawas a few years back, thinking it's the next big thing. The appreciation has been minimal, and rental yields are a joke. Current market conditions in Gurugram are also not fully supporting such high-ticket investments in developing areas, especially with interest rates where they are. It's a buyer's market in many ways, demand isn't as strong as developers make it out to be.
But guys, it has a RERA number (GGM/557/289/2022/32 DATED 02.05.2022) and possession is expected by Dec 2024. Doesn't that add some credibility?
I was also looking at SS Linden, but the price point is making me nervous. For 3.1 Cr, I could probably get something decent in a more established sector or even a good plot. Is the hype around Sohna just marketing, or is there genuine potential? Kya koi aur options hain is budget mein near Airport Road ya Badshahpur side?
On the rental yield point, I did some digging. For a 3.1 Cr property, to get even a 3% annual yield (which is considered decent for residential in non-metro core areas), you'd need monthly rent of around ₹77,500. Sohna mein itna rent milna for a residential floor is highly unlikely right now. Maybe ₹30-40k at best, which is barely 1.5% yield. Capital appreciation will have to do all the heavy lifting, and that's always a gamble.
U4, exactly! 3.1 Cr is a lot. Instead of Sohna, why not explore plots or even independent floors in Badshahpur? Wahan connectivity bhi better ho rahi hai and land value seems more stable. Plus, the rental market is a bit more mature there.
Yaar, bilkul sahi kaha. ₹3.1 Cr for a floor in Sohna sounds insane. Kya itna rental mil jayega ki EMI nikal jaye? Builder ka track record SS (Signature Global, etc) ke comparison mein kaisa hai? Pehle bhi delays ki news aayi thi.
Bahut risky deal hai. Sohna toh abhi bhi developing hai, itne high prices justify nahi hote.
U1, you're right to be concerned. SS Group ka Sohna mein track record mixed hai. Mere ek friend ne unke pichle project mein invest kiya tha near Baharampur Naya, aur possession mein almost 1.5 saal ka delay hua tha. Rental yields wahan bhi utne attractive nahi the jitne projected the. Capital appreciation bhi slow hai as compared to other parts of Gurugram.